What are my choices? Are there any legal repercussions?
You need to revisit the IEP plan. You should have insisted on the needed provision of the IEP.
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You need to revisit the IEP plan. You should have insisted on the needed provision of the IEP.
As Emily points out, it is a difficult situation without clear recourse. Did something change in your circumstances during your time in the school...
You can try, but these sorts of cases tend to be cost prohibitive to bring on an individual basis. The job promise claim is difficult to sue over...
You can say no, but the outcome of doing so would likely be that attorney withdrawing from the case. The attorney doesn't control the court's...
You can always apply. The employer will likely contest it and then it will be up to the Dept. of Labor. If I were to bet on the outcome, I would...
There is much more to passing on goods than having a will. If he is still alive, HAVE HIM DO A WILL. Have him meet with an estate planning attorney...
Did they offer to reschedule? In any event, there is no legal issue. Your problems related to getting ready for the surgery are not the doctor's...
(Taking your facts at face value)...They shouldn't...when you called them and asked about it, what did they say. The would have needed to get a new...
Nothing per se illegal about such a rule or requirement.
Depends what you are looking for. If you need a copy of any document filed with the court (e.g. your petition and schedules) that is easy...