This is the first full school year following the Supreme Court’s groundbreaking decision last Spring in Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District. How has the decision been effecting IEPs? So far it has been working out quite nicely for
One would think that once a loved one is gone and you are appointed as the Executor under his or her Will, you would have complete and total access to all of his or her accounts and assets. You would
From Brady Bunch to Modern Family, we’ve come a long way in the makeup of today’s families. When it comes time to draft up the blended family’s estate plan, it can get complicated. Here are a few typical situations to
As Mark Twain liked to say: “if everyone’s thinking alike, then no one’s thinking” Our law firm’s attorneys have been working in Real Estate Law for 50 years. There have been plenty of changes, but one thing has stayed the
More than 4 of every 10 (41.6%) civil rights suits filed in federal court against schools and universities over the past four years involve students with disabilities, according to a new Syracuse University study. The rise in suits relating to
“We have a responsibility to ensure that every individual has the opportunity to receive a high-quality education, from prekindergarten to elementary and secondary, to special education, to technical and higher education and beyond.” Jim Jeffords U.S. Senator (Vermont) Served 1989
Sellers By Jeffrey S. Apell, Esq. After 25 years representing both buyers and sellers in commercial and residential real estate, it takes a lot to surprise me. But I have come to expect the unexpected when it comes to an
I am a college student. I am a college student with academic accommodations. I am a college student with academic accommodations who is sick and tired of the stigma. I am not lucky to have a prescription for Adderall and
There is no way to completely prepare for the journey you’re about to begin. Parents devote their lives to ensuring their children are cared for, protected, and secure in their future. We spend so many hours preparing for the baby
Most parents whose child has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) know that schools are required by law to offer assistance to students with disabilities. However, many are confused about the complexities of the process and aren’t sure how far to push
This is the first full school year following the Supreme Court’s groundbreaking decision last Spring in Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District. How has the decision been effecting IEPs? So far it has been working out quite nicely for
One would think that once a loved one is gone and you are appointed as the Executor under his or her Will, you would have complete and total access to all of his or her accounts and assets. You would
From Brady Bunch to Modern Family, we’ve come a long way in the makeup of today’s families. When it comes time to draft up the blended family’s estate plan, it can get complicated. Here are a few typical situations to
As Mark Twain liked to say: “if everyone’s thinking alike, then no one’s thinking” Our law firm’s attorneys have been working in Real Estate Law for 50 years. There have been plenty of changes, but one thing has stayed the
More than 4 of every 10 (41.6%) civil rights suits filed in federal court against schools and universities over the past four years involve students with disabilities, according to a new Syracuse University study. The rise in suits relating to
“We have a responsibility to ensure that every individual has the opportunity to receive a high-quality education, from prekindergarten to elementary and secondary, to special education, to technical and higher education and beyond.” Jim Jeffords U.S. Senator (Vermont) Served 1989
Sellers By Jeffrey S. Apell, Esq. After 25 years representing both buyers and sellers in commercial and residential real estate, it takes a lot to surprise me. But I have come to expect the unexpected when it comes to an
I am a college student. I am a college student with academic accommodations. I am a college student with academic accommodations who is sick and tired of the stigma. I am not lucky to have a prescription for Adderall and
There is no way to completely prepare for the journey you’re about to begin. Parents devote their lives to ensuring their children are cared for, protected, and secure in their future. We spend so many hours preparing for the baby
Most parents whose child has Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) know that schools are required by law to offer assistance to students with disabilities. However, many are confused about the complexities of the process and aren’t sure how far to push
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