Advising Guardians of Children with Disabilities: SNTs, Benefits, and More

October 4, 2024

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Attorneys representing parents with disabled children navigate a complex landscape of diverse legal challenges.

Of Counsel Melissa Losch (New Orleans) is co-presenting an NBI Webinar, “Advising Guardians of Children with Disabilities: SNTs, Benefits, and More,” on October 4, 2024. This cross-disciplinary course addresses key areas of knowledge and practice. Melissa will present on securing educational rights, including FAPE, IEPs, and dispute resolution. She will also delve into accommodations issues.

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