Fertel-Rust, Mary v. UWM Golda Meir Library et al

Filing 8

Supplement to 1 Complaint, filed by Mary M. Koegel Fertel-Rust (jas),(ps)

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Lost items are assessed a replacement fee.
Replacement copies for lost books may be
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Memorial Library

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(ANNUAL FEE)
Adult residents ofWisconsin are eligible
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MILWAUKEE COUNTY RESIDENTS ON MEDICAL ASSISTANCE/BADGERCARE
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MILWAUKEE COUNTY RESIDENTS ON FOODS HARE

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PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT NOTICE

In July, 2008, several Milwaukee County residents filed a lawsuit called West v. Timberlake
(Case No. 08-cv-0670) (now called "West v. Smith"). West v. Smith is a class action in the
federal court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. The federal court for the Eastern District of
Wisconsin has directed that this notice be sent. This notice tells you about this case. Please
read it carefully.

What is a class action? A class action is a lawsuit filed by a person or persons on behalf of
other people who have the same complaints. The persons who filed West v. Timberlake are
residents of Milwaukee County who were having problems getting Medical Assistance,
BadgerCare or FoodShare. (FoodShare is also called Food Stamps.) The persons who filed this
case are representatives of all people in Milwaukee County who have the same complaints.
Who is in the class? The class is defined as "all eligible applicants for, and recipients of,
FoodShare, Medical Assistance (MA), and BadgerCare Plus who reside in Milwaukee
County." The class does not include some applicants and recipients. The persons who are not
included are: "MA recipients who also receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or foster
care; and, applicants for, and recipients of, Katie Beckett MA, SeniorCare, BadgerCare Plus
Core Plan for Childless Adults, Family Care, or a home and community-based waivers
program under section 1915 of the Social Security Act."
What problems did the class representatives complain about? The lawsuit was filed
because applications for MA, BadgerCare or FoodShare were not processed or open cases
were closed for no review; verification documents were not processed; six-month report forms
(Six Month Reviews) were not processed; and class members could not reach workers in the
Milwaukee County Department of Human Services (Milwaukee County) to get problems with
their cases corrected.
Date: 06/27/2011

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What did the lawsuit ask for? The lawsuit asked the Court to order Milwaukee County and
the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services (the State) to follow federal Medical
Assistance and Food Stamp laws that require applications, reviews and Six Month Reviews to
be processed within certain time limits.
What happened after the lawsuit was filed? The State and the attorney for the class signed
an agreement in April, 2009. In that agreement, the State agreed to take a number of steps to
improve application, review and verification processing in Milwaukee County. After the
agreement was signed:
The State established a telephone call center staffed with over 60 people where questions
about cases are answered.
The State reports that more than 90% of applications are decided within 30 days.
The State reports that more than 90% of reviews are decided in the review month or
within 10 days.
The State reports that more than 90% of FoodShare Six Month Reviews are processed
within 10 days.
The State reports that more than 90% of verification documents are processed within 10
days.
The State prepared new notices telling people about missing verification and explaining
what verification is needed.
The defendants are not saying that they violated any requirements of federal or state law.
Why are you receiving this notice now? The State and the attorney for the persons who filed
the lawsuit are now asking the federal court to dismiss this case. If the court dismisses the case,
the case will be over. The attorney for the persons who filed the lawsuit will also sign a
document releasing the defendants from any liability. This means that class members cannot sue
the defendants for these same problems. As a member of the class, you can object to the plan to
dismiss the lawsuit if you do not believe that it should be dismissed. You cannot ask to
"opt-out" (not be included in the class).
How does a class member object? As a member of the class, you may file an objection. You
need to explain your reasons for objecting in writing.
You can complete and file an objection form at: westclassaction.com

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Or you can request an objection form by calling: [phone]

Case #: 6104538665

Date: 06/27/2011

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What is the deadline to object? All objection forms must be received by July 31, 2011. Send
Anne L. De Leo
the completed fonn to:
Nelson, Irvings & Waeffler, S.c.
2675 North Mayfair Road - Suite 420
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53226
When will objections be heard? The federal court has scheduled a hearing in this case on
J'hursday, September 8,2011 at 9:30 a.m. in Room 425 of the Federal Courthouse, 517 East
Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At the hearing the court will hear from persons
who have filed objections. If you object and cannot attend the hearing, you should explain this
on the objection form. The court will decide if this case will be dismissed after the hearing.
The court will also decide if the attorney representing the class will receive attorney's fees.
Attorney's fees will be paid by the State and Milwaukee County and will not be more than
$100,000.

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What if you have questions about your Medical Assistance, BadgerCare or FoodShare
case but not about the class action lawsuit? If you are having problems with your individual
Medical Assistance, BadgerCare or FoodShare case, you may contact the Milwaukee
Enrollment Services Center. If you need additional help, you can receive free help from the
following agencies:
Legal Action of Wisconsin
[phone]

Community Advocates
[phone]

Independence First
Jennifer Peters
[phone]

These organizations are not involved with this class action lawsuit and cannot give you
information or advice about it.
If you need this notice in another language, visit the website westclassaction.com or call
[phone].
Si usted necesita este aviso en espanol, visite el sitio de internet westclassaction.com 0 Harne
al [phone].
Yog koj xav tau tsab ntawv ceeb toom no ua Ius Hmoob, mus saib lub website
westclassaction.com los yog hu rau [phone].

Case #: 6104538665

Date: 06/27/2011

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