 When it comes to School vs. Parent legal disputes, it's not a fair fight. Schools budget for education legal services, parents do not. Schools have attorneys on retainer, parents do not. Schools are ALWAYS represented by lawyers at due process proceedings. Most parents find it extremely difficult to afford representation. Are you interested in how much your school district is paying their attorneys for special education representation? It's all there in your school committee budget. The budget also contains information about the number of students in out of district placements, how much the school is spending on assistive technology, and a lot of other interesting information. If you are looking for a special education help in Massachusetts, contact Boston area lawyer Lillian E. Wong today.
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Brown v. Board of Education, 347 U.S. 483 (1954)
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