Category: Litigation

Update on New York Class Action Complaint

Many of you have received emails or other communications from the Plaintiff in the recently filed case pending in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.  As you are aware, the Plaintiff has sued virtually every school district in the United States asserting that the districts have violated the IDEA by […]

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House Bill 53 on Confidentiality

Have you ever used this, or similar, language in a settlement agreement with a claimant? Subject to the provisions of the Texas Open Records and Meetings laws, the parties expressly agree that the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and all matters relating to the potential lawsuit not otherwise contained in any public records, shall […]

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Buckle Up, Texas: What SB 546 Means for School Districts

Senate Bill 546 (“SB 546”) was passed in the 89th Legislative Session for the purpose of requiring each bus operated by or contracted for use by a school district for the transportation of schoolchildren to be equipped with a three-point seat belt for each passenger, including the operator. The only exceptions are if the board […]

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