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Just in time for new school year: Dept of Education issues new guidance on disciplining students with disabilities
This is a constant area of difficulty and dispute. Many school administrators just cannot get it through their heads that punitive punishment is not the appropriate response to…
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Districts are breaking the law when they give parents a false choice to force disabled kids to wear masks or forfeit their right to special ed
Yes, parents of students w/ developmental disabilities are facing a huge problem choosing between the risk of attending school unmasked or staying home with insufficient services. But this Riverside…
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Interesting: Can’t compel arbitration of action to dissolve LLC even if operating agreement has arbitration clause
A California Superior Court Judge in San Diego just issued a ruling denying a motion to compel arbitration of a lawsuit seeking to dissolve an LLC. The LLC…
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Ninth Circuit: Newsom ban on school during COVID violated the rights of rich people but not poor people
DISCLAIMER: that title is mostly tongue-in-cheek trolling. What the Ninth Circuit held on July 23, in Branch et. al v Newsom et. al, was that Newsom’s order closing…
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Federal Court in California: Office of Administrative Hearings should not apply California evidence rules in special ed cases
Magistrate Judge De Marchi of the Northern District of California issued an order yesterday in NN v. MOUNTAIN VIEW-LOS ALTOS UNIONHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT. In this order, the court considered whether to…
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No claim for breach of fiduciary duty against member of manager-membered LLC in California
I am often approached by co-owners or members of an LLC who have been victimized by self-dealing or embezzlement or mismanagement of funds when other members of an…
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