Category: Law Practice

Contingency Fee Enhancements in NJ

February 1, 2012 in Law Practice

The New Jersey Supreme Court recently held that attorneys may continue to seek awards of contingency fee enhancements. This is significant becaus

January 26, 2012 in Law Practice

In keeping with my recent posts discussing attorney’s fees (see here, there, and over yonder), I will touch on District of Columbia v. Heller. This

This is the third article about attorney’s fees and costs in special education matters. In the first article, I explained that a parent who prevails

Several weeks ago, I talked about reimbursement for attorney’s fees and costs in special education matters. I explained that if a parent files a

No discussion about special education litigation is complete without discussing whether it is possible to get reimbursement for attorney’s fees

Typically, the first time someone contacts a lawyer is via telephone or email. Some attorneys (like myself) prefer to correspond by email to learn

Attorneys who practice special education enjoy doing what they do. Special education attorneys care about parents and their special needs children

When parents of children with special needs contact me for an initial consultation, I always ask them to bring copies of every document that pertains

Not too long ago, a newspaper article caught my eye. A Florida judge and a black Labrador posed for the camera in the judge’s chambers. The title of