Unfortunately, the judicial process for civil matters isn’t always as fast as you might like. While it may seem as though a lot of time is passing without results, we’re working behind the scenes to handle all the administrative tasks associated with your case.
If you think you need to take legal action against a school or a school district, do not go forward without qualified legal help. Qualified experts will be representing the school and the district and you need the same level of representation.
It’s important to remember that the way your child perceives a situation at school may not be the whole story. When it appears that they’re the victim of harassment or discrimination, we can help you get to the bottom of it.
If anyone, including a teacher or school administrator, is bullying you or your child at school, the most important first step to take is reporting the abuse to the vice principal, principal, or superintendent. Keep a journal of each time the harassment occurs and describe who was involved, where, and when it happened, and whom it was reported to.
When you have a small claims case (which means it's for $10,000 or less), there are some states where you legally must represent yourself, but in most of them, you're allowed a lawyer. Even if it's just for a consultation, a lawyer can still make a big difference in your case.
If you had a problem with your foot, you wouldn’t go to an eye doctor, right? The same thing is true when it comes to lawyers. If you have a problem involving education rights or standards, then you should go see a specialized education lawyer.
Have you avoided scheduling a consultation because you’re worried we’ll take your case without hope of winning? We don’t work that way. If we feel your case is without legal merit, we’ll let you know upfront.
It is in your child’s best interests to know what the responsibilities are of all involved parties when it comes to Special Education and the law. We can help clarify matters for you and guide you through the various requirements so that your child receives the quality of education to which he or she is entitled.
There are three types of product liability cases. They involve design defects, defects in manufacturing and marketing defects. A product may be manufactured according to the design, but if that design is defective, there is liability in the case.
Issues with discrimination can be a major issue for children with special needs. Whether it be a teacher who refuses to treat them appropriately, or an inability to get into the classes they would like, these are patently unfair- and may restrict the child’s legally protected right to an equal educational opportunity.
Copyright infringement, patent infringement, and trademark infringement can be complicated civil cases, often involving a lot of clarification of details and position arguing. A civil attorney can help protect your business from as much damage as possible in these cases.
While charter schools may seem like a separate entity, they are still a part of the public school system and must follow the laws mandated by the state. If your child is enrolled in a charter school, and you do not believe they are adhering to requirements, you may be able to take legal action.
In the area of employment laws, Title VII legislation plays a vital role in what and employer can and cannot do in the hiring and treatment of employees. If you believe you have been the victim of job discrimination, let us help you.
There are several different types of situations where you may need an education law attorney. This includes parent refusal to have their child vaccinated, residency determinations to determine whether a family is within a particular school district, and school transportation issues.
If you have been subjected to retaliation because you reported discrimination or refused to participate in discriminatory practices, you may be able to take legal action. Let our legal team review you case.
So what exactly does an education lawyer do? He or she is poised to help with legal issues that will ultimately hamper a student’s ability to get a quality education. This can involve everything from student rights and discrimination to how a school is governed.
Do not initiate legal action without proper guidance. There are many individuals who are exempt from litigation, and filing against them is a waste of time, money, and effort. We will tell you the merits of your case.
As officers of the court, attorneys certainly have a lot of power. However, because they are officers of the court, they must, at all times, uphold the law of the land and the legal system, respect others who work in the profession and never use the authority vested in them to intimidate or harass others.
A civil lawyer with experience in bankruptcy law can explain the advantages of filing for bankruptcy in detail. One big advantage is that once you file for bankruptcy, a legal stay is in effect. This means all creditors must stop calling or trying to get in touch with you about your debts.
Does your child receive all of the services to which they should be entitled? If not, they should be! An attorney who focuses on those with special needs can help you decide what needs to be done and how to go about it.
Employees can report discrimination or harassment on the job directly to the agency in their state that handles such complaints. However, they may relinquish the right to other avenues of compensation if they act before speaking to an attorney.
Suspension can sometimes be based on judgements made in the heat of the moment based on little to no evidence, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with them. If you feel like your child has been unjustly suspended, an education lawyer can help overturn it.
Do you have a will? It’s no fun to think about death and dying, but a will can pass along crucial information to family members about your last wishes. For example, if you have children, a will can include your choice as a guardian for your children in your absence. A civil lawyer can help you draft a will.
An attorney's job is not simply to do battle in court on behalf of his clients. In fact, a huge part of his or her responsibility is to counsel clients on a course of action that leads to the best possible outcome. This may include urging them to settle or compromise instead of taking their chances in a courtroom.
