Education Law is constantly evolving, with recent Supreme Court rulings significantly affecting the landscape, especially regarding the rights of disabled students. This course is designed to provide legal professionals with a comprehensive understanding of these changes and the skills needed to navigate them effectively.
Insights from the Course
In this 2-hour online session, Andrew Lieb will dissect the nuances of key cases such as Cummings v. Premier Rehab Keller and Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools. Participants will learn strategic approaches for handling education discrimination cases, including litigation, due process hearings, and settlement negotiations.
Benefits of the Course
Participants will gain:
A deeper understanding of recent developments in Discrimination Law.
Practical strategies for managing complex education discrimination cases.
Enhanced advocacy skills for representing disabled students in schools.
Who Should Enroll
This CLE course is essential for:
Lawyers focusing on Education Law and disability rights.
Legal professionals seeking updated knowledge on education law trends.
Advocates and educators interested in the legal dimensions of education.
Attorney Andrew Lieb joins The National Report Court on Newsmax TV to debate
a recent court ruling in which a federal judge rejected Texas' bid to
stop federal agents from cutting razor wire that Texas had installed
along the U.S.-Mexico border. Andrew Lieb debates whether Texas has the
legal authority to sue the federal government over its border security
policies by citing the need for sovereign immunity in order for the US Government to function.
This Interview on FOX 5 NY discusses a lawsuit filed against New York City Mayor Eric Adams accusing him of sexually assaulting a woman in 1993 while they both worked for the city. Attorney Andrew Lieb provides context on the legal process, explaining that the initial filing only included a summons with notice to meet the deadline under the Adult Survivors Act, which is now expired - but, this case also involves the NYC Gender Motivated Violence Act, which extends the statute of limitations on old cases, like this, until March 1, 2025.
National Report court is back in session on Newsmax to discuss a $7.9 billion lawsuit against Sony over claims that the PlayStation maker abused its dominant position in the gaming console market, leading to unfair prices for customers. Attorney Andrew Lieb argues the case on behalf of PlayStation customers.
In this interview on Scripps News, Discrimination Attorney Andrew Lieb discusses a new report from the UN
Human Rights Committee that spotlights ongoing discrimination faced by
the LGBTQ community in the United States. Lieb analyzes the committee's
concerns about discriminatory laws targeting transgender people at the
state level. He also addresses issues around employment discrimination,
suicide rates in the LGBTQ community, and whether legal protections for
LGBTQ individuals have expanded in recent years. This important
conversation provides insight into the challenges that still exist and
the ongoing fight for equality.