Multiple lawsuits in Southern California
Feb 02, 2022OUTCOME: Settled.
Successfully settled numerous cases on behalf of students with disabilities against public school districts.
Allison Louise Hertog's Legal Cases (7)
Los Angeles, CA
Education Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Education, Discrimination
J.G. v. School Board of Broward County
Jun 10, 2019OUTCOME: Prevailed
Petitioner filed a request for a due process hearing under the IDEA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act because School Board of Broward County refused to provide the minor child with an intractab ... le form of epilepsy and other disorders a second dose of Diastat should an in-school seizure not resolve after receiving the first dose. The child could not safely attend school without the assurance that she would receive the second dose if needed and thus missed hundreds of hours of instruction while this case was pending. The School Board hired two out-of-state experts to testify on their behalf and the child's neurologist testified on her behalf. Ms. Hertog successfully represented the child and her mother in a due process hearing in the FL Department of Administrative Hearings (DOAH).
Jane Doe v. School Board of Miami Dade County
Jan 15, 2019OUTCOME: Survived Motion to Dismiss and Settled
Co-counsel with the National Women’s Law Center and Stroock, Stroock & Lavan representing a minor high school student who was sexually assaulted three times in school and then the victim of deliberate ... indifference under Title IV of the U. S. Education Amendments Act. Case No. 19-cv-20204, Federal District Court, SDFL.
REF et al. v. Miami Dade County School Board 1:16-cv-23160
Mar 08, 2017OUTCOME: Survived Motion to Dismiss and Settled
Complaint to enforce under Section 1983 of the Cilvil Rights Act a win of disabled triplets under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
J. H. F. v. Miami Dade County School Board, 14-05669E DOAH
Oct 29, 2015OUTCOME: Client prevailed
Client is a very bright high school student with learning disabilities and ADHD who had an inadequate IEP and was not being accommodated at a magnet school. Administrative law suit under the IDEA.
S.R. F. v. Miami Dade County School Board, DOAH 14-05688E
Oct 27, 2015OUTCOME: Client prevailed
Client is a very bright high school student with learning disabilities and ADHD who had an inadequate IEP and was not being accommodated at a magnet school. Administrative law suit under the IDEA.
C.A.F. v. Miami Dade County School Board, DOAH 14-05679E
Oct 21, 2015OUTCOME: Client prevailed.
Client is a very bright high school student with learning disabilities and ADHD who had an inadequate IEP and was not being accommodated at a magnet school. Administrative law suit under the IDEA.
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