Protecting Your Child’s Education & Future Starts Today

We represent families when: 

• A school refuses to evaluate a child despite clear signs of a disability
• The IEP lacks individualized, measurable goals or fails to address the child’s academic, social, emotional, or behavioral needs
• Services such as speech therapy, occupational therapy, counseling, assistive technology, or behavioral interventions are insufficient or missing
• The child is not making progress and the school refuses to revise the plan or consider outside supports
• Extended School Year (ESY) services are denied despite regression during breaks
• The school imposes one-size-fits-all programming that disregards the student’s unique needs
• The district refuses to fund or consider an appropriate nonpublic placement or therapeutic setting
• Parents are excluded from meaningful participation in the IEP process

Far too often, schools write IEPs to fit the district’s resources, not the child’s needs. They may reuse generic goals, resist meaningful interventions, or delay services to avoid cost or controversy. These are not simply educational missteps. They are legal violations, and they can have long-term consequences on a child’s learning, behavior, and self-esteem.

We do not just help parents file complaints. We build comprehensive legal cases by working with independent evaluators, education consultants, and medical professionals to document what the school failed to do and what your child actually needs. We litigate these matters before hearing officers and, when necessary, in state and federal court. Our goal is always the same: to secure the right services, the right setting, and the right supports so your child can thrive.

Our attorneys have decades of experience in educational due process litigation and appeals. We are well-versed in both the procedural requirements and the substantive standards under the IDEA, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. We know how to challenge vague IEPs, expose systemic noncompliance, and push school districts to act when they would prefer to stall.

We also know that time matters. Every month your child does not receive appropriate services is time they cannot get back. That is why we move quickly, stay in close communication, and pursue remedies such as compensatory education, private placement, and independent evaluations.

If your child is struggling and you feel like no one at the school is listening, it may be time to take legal action. You are your child’s most important advocate and we are here to stand beside you, every step of the way.