A 2024 decision by Judge Otis D. Wright, II, of the Ninth Circuit Court affirmed that the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) did violate the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and denied A.O., a child with profound hearing loss in both ears who uses cochlear implants, a free, appropriate public education in the … Read More
Special education remains one area that is shrouded in legal complexities, leaving many parents feeling exasperated by the state education system. But what can parents do when the public school system does not address the needs of their child or fails to provide required services and accommodations? Jennifer Chang, education rights attorney, discusses this topic … Read More
Disabilities are far more wide-reaching than most realize. In fact, the CDC reports that about one in four American adults and one in every six children are diagnosed with at least one disability. Visible disabilities such as those that affect mobility or require assistive devices are the most recognized, but only scratch the surface of … Read More
