Common Legal Mistakes Parents of Children with Special Education Needs Make,...
Part six in the Series: Unfortunately, prevailing in a legal dispute against your school district is very difficult, so if you can avoid some common traps, why not just avoid them? If you’ve already...
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The stakes are incredibly high when one is representing the interests of children with special education needs. While I think it is a good idea to weigh the “pros and cons” of entering any field of...
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The DSM-V: How Will It Impact Special Education?
I am not even remotely a mental health professional. I majored in English Literature and went on to become an attorney. However, in my special education law practice in Connecticut, I brush up...
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Top 5 Tips for Reviewing School Evaluations: Tip 1
how to increase penis size I am by no means a psychiatrist, psychologist, school psychologist, special education teacher, or related service provider. I am not licensed or trained in administering...
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First They Ignore You…
One of the most frustrating aspects of my job as a parents’ side special education attorney is trying to help my clients regain trust in the system. Sometimes, this is nearly impossible. As I’ve said...
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On Giftedness, Disability, and Public Perceptions
So, I have been following the new series Parenthood with interest. Yes, I loved the movie, and I like enough of the cast members to have tuned in. But I started to commit to watching it weekly when...
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Phoebe Prince, Bullying, Disabilities, and the Eggshell Skull
There is a theory in the law known as the “eggshell skull principle”, which, in essence, means that a person who commits a wrongful act takes their victim as they find them. For example, Person A...
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