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Friday, February 15 • 8:30am - 10:00am
Special Ed 201: Part III- Strategizing the Difficult Complaints for a Successful Resolution

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In Part three of this four-part strand, we will highlight advanced level issues and solutions for complex complaints, including how to decide on whether the District should file for due process hearing or mediation-only and how to successfully handle the filing of simultaneous compliance complaints, due process hearings and/or OCR complaints. We will review case law and present tips and practices that experienced practitioners can incorporate into their procedures to reduce the number of disputes and to obtain favorable outcomes when disputes cannot be resolved amicably.
Speakers
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Jennifer Baldassari

Attorney, Lozano Smith
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Amanda E.Ruiz

Senior Counsel, Lozano Smith
Amanda E. Ruiz is Senior Counsel in Lozano Smith's Fresno office and co-chair of the firm's Special Education Practice Group. Ms. Ruiz represents school district clients, focusing on the Special Education, Students, Labor & Employment and Litigation practice areas. Ms. Ruiz assists... Read More →

Part 3. Strategizing the Difficult Complaints for a Successful Resolution pdf
Friday February 15, 2019 8:30am - 10:00am PST
Orange County 2
  Concurrent Session

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