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SPECIAL EDUCATION LAW 101
Practicing special education law is different from any other field of law.
Start Date - End Date
April 22, 2010
6:00 PM - 9:15 PM
Online registration for this event is not available at this time.
To enquire, please contact our membership department at (949) 440.6700 x384
To enquire, please contact our membership department at (949) 440.6700 x384
Topic:
Practicing special education law is different from any other field of law.
-Learn how to reconcile the interests of the students, parents and school districts.
-Assessment: How to identify a child who may qualify for special education services. What are special needs?
-How do you proceed when you have identified a potential client?
-Hear the perspectives from a parent, a judge, the child’s attorney and the school district to gain favorable outcomes for your clients.
Speakers:
Honorable Richard Clark
Special Education Presiding Administrative Law Judge
Office of Administrative Hearings Division
Daniel Harbottle
Attorney at Law, Represents School Districts
Southern California Special Education Committee Member
Harbottle Law Group
Leejanice Toback
Attorney at Law, Represents Special Needs Students
Law Offices of Leejanice Toback
James Reed
Parent Advocate
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