When should I contact a special education attorney?

You should contact a special education attorney if your child is not receiving appropriate services, an IEP dispute exists, or you believe disability rights have been violated.

Do parents have to pay attorney’s fees?

In special education cases handled by Drew Christian, parents do not pay attorney’s fees because federal fee-shifting statutes may require defendants to pay legal fees when claims succeed.

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a legally binding plan outlining educational services, goals, and accommodations for students with disabilities.

Do you represent clients across Pennsylvania?

Yes. Drew Christian represents students and families throughout Pennsylvania.

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