TestIn the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, “business as usual” has taken on a different meaning. While families and businesses explore different ways to cope with changes to the status quo and adjust to “new norms”, inevitably some problems, challenges and disputes remain the same. Such is life. Unfortunately for […]
During the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the day-to-day intensification of restrictions and limitations on daily behaviors, it is highly important for all business owners to start preparing immediately in the event of a Federal or State Order to close their businesses and shelter in place. If such an Order is […]
An Individualized Education Program (IEP) derives from a governmental program (the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act – “IDEA”) and does not apply to every student with a disability. An IEP only applies to disabled students who apply to the program and are eligible. Section 504 is an anti-discrimination law and […]
Many parents are unable to save for college and rely on aid, scholarships, grants and loans (student and parent) to pay for their child’s education. It is a daunting expense as every year the cost of college goes up even though there has been little or no inflation or increase […]
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