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Montgomery Law

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Education Lawyers that advocate exclusively for Parents and Students.
At Montgomery Law, we don’t start fights with schools … we finish them.


Zealously Serving Education Clients Nationwide: Highly Rated Legal Representation for Students and Parents in Florida, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Maine, California, and Beyond


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“Teaching Schools a Lesson”


Serving all of Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey & Florida:
PA - 215-650-7563 • NJ - 856-282-5550 • FL - 561-408-1100
NY - 833-U-CAN-SUE (833-822-6783)
US - 888-9595-LAW (529)


MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS RECOVERED FOR OUR CLIENTS


 
The lawyers at Montgomery Law saved my child’s life. Period.
— Thankful Parent

Have a listen to what this Parent has to say about her experience with the Education Lawyers at Montgomery Law.



Lawyers that fight for Educational Justice

This is the legal team that you need in your corner when fighting for your child’s educational and civil rights.



The school lawyers at Montgomery Law represent parents and students at all levels of education, from early intervention through college and beyond. We advocate for all students - including student’s with and without disabilities.

If you’re looking for a lawyer to sue your school - you found them - look no further.

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TEAM MONTGOMERY LAW

Team Montgomery Law raised 1000’s of dollars to help fight Multiple Sclerosis in the BIKEMS City to Shore bike ride. Thank you to all who participated! Together we can achieve more.

Please email us at bikems@educationlawyers.com if you are interested in joining our 2024 team!

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Practice Areas

Compensatory Education

Compensatory Education

Discrimination

Discrimination

Early Intervention

Early Intervention

All Levels of Education

All Levels of Education

LGBTQ Issues

LGBTQ Lawyer

Special Needs Planning

Special Needs Planning

Discipline Issues

Discipline Issues

504 Plan Issues

504 Plan Issues

Private School Placements

Private School Placements

Serious School Incidents / Assaults / Sexual Assaults

Serious School Incidents / Assaults / Sexual Assaults


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A message from Joe MontgomeRY:

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We are honored that you are considering bringing Montgomery Law into your corner during your dispute with your school or university. We are sure that you will agree that our firm brings the passion and fight you would expect from a team of Philadelphia based Education Lawyers and Advocates. Education Law, Civil Rights, and Disability Rights issues are our passion. We are most at home in courtrooms and we never accept “No” from unreasonable school district attorneys as the final answer.

When it comes to education, never settle.

Peace and Love, from the Montgomery Law family to yours,

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Top 10 reasons to hire an education lawyer

  1. To ensure that your rights as a student or parent are protected.

  2. To provide expert advice and guidance on the legal aspects of your dispute.

  3. To represent you in legal proceedings, such as mediation, arbitration, or court.

  4. To negotiate on your behalf to try to reach a satisfactory resolution to the dispute.

  5. To help you understand the legal options available to you and make informed decisions about how to proceed.

  6. To provide guidance on compliance with state and federal education laws and regulations.

  7. To assist with the development and implementation of policies and procedures to prevent future disputes.

  8. To help you understand your rights and responsibilities under the law.

  9. To provide support and guidance throughout the legal process.

  10. To help you seek justice and hold the school accountable for any wrongdoing.