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Sarah is a devoted advocate for special education students and their parents. She has dedicated her career to representing students with disabilities since she became an attorney in 2013. Since then, she has successfully handled hundreds of special education cases for students with a variety of disabilities, needs, and legal issues.
She opened her law practice in January 2020 focusing exclusively on representing students with disabilities in special education cases throughout Southern California.
Sarah is committed to providing thorough and insightful legal representation, always tailored to the unique needs of each client. Sarah firmly believes that every parent experiencing a legal issue regarding their child’s education deserves not only the best legal advice and representation possible, but for it to be provided with empathy, compassion, and respect during a challenging time.
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State: California
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Posted by Lauren | May 19, 2021 | Hired Attorney | Education
A Fierce (and affordable) Advocate
I hired Sarah to represent my daughter and I in a dispute with her district. Sarah was clear, communicative, supportive, and timely. She walked me through the process every step of the way, and I felt like she really understood what my daughter needed AND deserved under the law. I seriously recommend...
Posted by Selina | February 05, 2021 | Hired Attorney | Education
Thank you...
Ms. Gross helped my son and family backtrack and figure out exactly where his progress and related services for special education services got all jumbled up. She described everything about my experience of course in our story BUT she also figured out everything with his school records. I was astonis...
Posted by anonymous | December 15, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Education
Sarah Gross is the perfect Special Education Lawyer!
"After several years of combative and counterproductive IEP’s in Riverside County and an abundance of money spent on an advocate without a promising outcome, it was then that we were introduced to Sarah Gross. During our consultation, we immediately were convinced that she was the perfect fit for ou...
Posted by Elizabeth | March 06, 2020 | Hired Attorney | Education
Special Education Lawyer
I hired Sarah Gross for issues that my daughter was having with bullying for 2 1/2 years which affected her IEP, grades and attendance. Ms Gross was attentive, she listened, she explained everything in detail and was compassionate. She also worked fast. Within two weeks of me hiring her, she alre...
Posted by Brenda | October 24, 2019 | Hired Attorney | Education
Truly grateful
Ms Gross was amazing to say the least. Ms Gross took her time to understand my situation with my son’s school. She explained to me the step by step process, along with what to expect. Ms Gross is a very zealous, compassionate person, and a true crusader for children with special needs. I couldn’t of ...
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2012
Fran Kandel Public Interest Grant, Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles
2012
Jenine Meltzer Memorial Scholarship, Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
2020 - Present
Special Education Attorney, Law Offices of Sarah M. Gross, Inc.
2014 - 2014
Public Interest Fellow, Disability Rights Legal Center
2014 - 2020
Special Education Attorney, Rivers Law, Inc.
2013
JD - Juris Doctor
2010
BA - Bachelor of Arts
2020
2018
Bullying and Special Education Students
2018
Managing Behavioral Issues: Avoiding Critical Mistakes
2018
Special Education Law and Behavior: Public School Obligations to Address Behavior Issues Through the IEP Process
2017
Managing Behavioral Issues: Avoiding Critical Mistakes
2017
Demystifying the IEP Process: How to Successfully Identify and Refer Students for Special Education Services
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