We represent any student with any disability against any School District or charter in the state of California. This includes appeals to the United States federal court, as well as cert petitions to the US Supreme Court. We never represent any School District!
Jim has testified before Congress regarding the re-authorization of IDEA. He is one of the top legal minds regarding Special education. He has special knowledge of Autism, Educational Law, Autism services, and works with many of the top Educational Consultants, Psychologists, and Professors from around the country. He is the former National Development Coordinator for TASH. He has advised Congressional members, Governors, U.S. Senators and White House Cabinet members regarding disabilities.
Our law firm is staffed almost entirely by parents who have children with autism, and individuals with disabilities. We have testified before the Congress regarding Federal and State laws protecting and advancing civil rights for people with disabilities, such as the Re-authorization of landmark IDEA Amendments Act. We work closely with some of the top psychologists and professors in the country, including behavior specialists, in order to bring to you the most up to date information about autism.
As the top special education law firm in California, we continue to grow and improve. W have recently added additional members to our team this week.
To ensure we can effectively assist all families, we are proud to offer services in multiple languages. Our commitment is to provide clear, accessible legal support for every family.
Our attorneys and staff include fluent Spanish speakers.
We also have dedicated staff members who speak Ukrainian and Russian.
We Have Already Obtained Millions of Dollars In Compensatory Education for Special Education Children.
Don’t Be Left Out.
Our Law Firm has filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of all special needs students in the state of California for District’s failures to offer or provide a FAPE to Students since the closure of schools per the Governor’s order. The virus pandemic has made a much bigger mess of special education than it already was. Quarantining kids has been incredibly hard on families and caregivers. Districts are struggling to figure out how to provide virtual services and, in many cases, doing it poorly.”
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