Candidly, there is nothing to sue over. The court is not going interpret and second guess internal school policies. You don't have a "right" to be...

You may "feel" like you have done nothing wrong, but you have. School districting is not based on where ones owns or leases property, it is based...

Your question and your narrative don't go together. However, the answer to your question is no. The school's attorney may attend the meeting, and...

I suspect there is part of this story you haven't told us. No one here can really evaluate your situation based on the information provided. As a...

There is more going on in that narrative than the bare question. Have you formally requested an IEP (Individualized Education Plan). There is a...

I am not sure you can sue since it is the Federal Government and there is uually immunity for these types of inconvenience claims and you certainly...

1. A doctor's note has no legal power or significance. It is merely information for the school to consider. 2. The school may decide to accept or...

This is a repeat question. The transcript hold prohibition only applies to courses paid for by federal financial aid. So, the school is only...

No. I don't see any legal basis to sue. Plus, how has anyone been tangibly harmed? The suite would cost many times more than any potential...

Payment extension fee? I am assuming that is a fee assessed if a student doesn't pay the tuition within the allotted time, correct? The solution...