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Attorney’s Fees in Special Education Litigation
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Attorney’s Fees in Special Education Litigation
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If a school loses a special education due process hearing, the parent’s attorney’s fees can potentially cost a school more than $100,000 in federal court. Look at parent’s entitlement to attorney’s fees, methods to reduce the fee amount, and the availability of attorney’s fees to schools that prevail.
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- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 3/31/2026
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Attorney’s Fees in Special Education Litigation (Mar 2025)
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Attorney’s Fees in Special Education Litigation (Mar 2025)
If a school loses a special education due process hearing, the parent’s attorney’s fees can potentially cost a school more than $100,000 in federal court. Look at parent’s entitlement to attorney’s fees, methods to reduce the fee amount, and the availability of attorney’s fees to schools that prevail.
Originally presented: Feb 2025 School Law Conference
Christopher Schulz,
Schulman, Lopez Hoffer & Adelstein, LLP - Austin, TX