"Most special education attorneys representing parents will not take their clients' money to have a hearing when, in fact, the student is already getting what the parents have asked for," said Eric Harrison, the attorney for the Cherry Hill Board of Education.
January 24, 2024 at 04:56 PM
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A New Jersey attorney has been ordered to pay $71,238 in sanctions for continuing to litigate a special-education dispute with a school district after his case became frivolous.
Jamie Mark Epstein, a solo practitioner in Hamilton, came in for some harsh criticism from U.S. District Judge Karen M. Williams of the District of New Jersey after appealing an administrative law judge’s decision concerning the education of a kindergarten student with Down syndrome.
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