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What is the next step in the process?

Answered a year and 11 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Stephen Arnold Black
You can research our backgrounds and reach out to one of us. What type of accident was this? Car? Slip and fall? 
You can research our backgrounds and reach out to one of us. What type of accident was this? Car? Slip and fall? 

My sons leg was broken by another student

Answered 3 years and 3 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Stephen Arnold Black
Yes, if the student was habitually doing this to other students, then the school had constructive notice, if not actual notice, of this dangerous problem. A lawsuit could be maintained against the school and possibly the parents of the student for their neglect. There are shorter statutes of limitations when you sue a sovereign entity, so you should retain counsel here in Florida for contingency-fee representation, which means you don't pay anything, unless you win.    Stephen Black, Esq. (407) 616-6502 (cell phone)   ... Read Answer
Yes, if the student was habitually doing this to other students, then the school had constructive notice, if not actual notice, of this dangerous... Read Answer

Can a teacher accused of sexual misconduct be rehired at another school?

Answered 3 years and 10 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Stephen Arnold Black
Were u a minor at the time? How long ago was this? I have handled several civil cases like this in the past. Feel free to call to discuss a contingency fee arrangement which means you pay nothing unless you win the case.  Stephen Black, Esq. (407) 581-2581
Were u a minor at the time? How long ago was this? I have handled several civil cases like this in the past. Feel free to call to discuss a... Read Answer

Immigration question

Answered 4 years and a month ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Stephen Arnold Black
A US citizen child can sponsor their parents for a green card but they must be 21 years or older. If they are not 21, then you can either get a green card by employment sponsorship, the diversity visa lottery, Asylum and a few others. 
A US citizen child can sponsor their parents for a green card but they must be 21 years or older. If they are not 21, then you can either get a green... Read Answer

Retention

Answered 10 years ago by attorney Richard Alex Asselta   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Richard Alex Asselta
I think you should definitely consult with a Florida education attorney. There is a Florida statutue regarding retention and steps that must be followed before a school can do that. 
I think you should definitely consult with a Florida education attorney. There is a Florida statutue regarding retention and steps that must be... Read Answer

Is it Illegal for a teacher to call out a student (without naming them) in a classroom setting?

Answered 10 years and 6 months ago by attorney Richard Alex Asselta   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Richard Alex Asselta
What your Professor did more likely than not did not rise to a crime. Could  there be some civil liability? Possibly but I would think the conduct would need to have been more "outrageous." What he did do could have been a violation of FERPA. That is a student privacy law. However, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that a private person cannot sue under FERPA. If your friend is truly bothered by what happened she should speak to the department chair. ... Read Answer
What your Professor did more likely than not did not rise to a crime. Could  there be some civil liability? Possibly but I would think the... Read Answer

How can I sue my baby's kindergarten?

Answered 10 years and 7 months ago by attorney Richard Alex Asselta   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Richard Alex Asselta
Your question is not very clear. First, you need a reason to sue someone. It is hard to understand why you want to sue from your question. Did you work there and feel that you were unjustly terminated? Do you have evidence that the school is doing something wrong and potentially harming children? Remember, private schools have more leeway than public schools.... Read Answer
Your question is not very clear. First, you need a reason to sue someone. It is hard to understand why you want to sue from your question. Did you... Read Answer

How do I go about suing an online college

Answered 10 years and 7 months ago by attorney Richard Alex Asselta   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Richard Alex Asselta
You very well may have grounds to file a lawsuit. The process, however, can be difficult if you have never done it before. Where you live, how much money you are seeking, and other factors affect where and what you file. If you are still seeking an attorney, I specialize in education law and have experience litigating matters. I offer free telephone conferences. Please call me at (754) 701.7014 if you have not already retained a lawyer. ... Read Answer
You very well may have grounds to file a lawsuit. The process, however, can be difficult if you have never done it before. Where you live, how much... Read Answer

Can I sue for bad education?

Answered 10 years and 7 months ago by attorney Richard Alex Asselta   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Education
Richard Alex Asselta
Without looking at the contract, it is difficult to fully answer your queston. That said, if you did not actively do anything to work a deal then the real estate class company can argue that your inaction was the actual reason why you did not succeed. There is, however, a good chance that a strongly worded letter from an education attorney might get at least some of your money back. ... Read Answer
Without looking at the contract, it is difficult to fully answer your queston. That said, if you did not actively do anything to work a deal then the... Read Answer
Education Law
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