Education Law

Covers issues and information meant for adjunct law professors and other education law and labor / union law stories in the news.

"About privacy and access to information, the law of confidential business information and the law of production (including e-discovery)."

Posts are addressed to teens and cover how the law may affect them, such as First Amendment issues in schools, cyberbullying and litigation brought by teens against other teens, charges relating to parenting decisions.

Is a regularly updated blog focusing on clinical legal education and career opportunities.

New developments in national and Connecticut education law and issues affecting educators and administrators in Connecticut in all areas, including labor and employment and special education.

"Hogan Lovells' blog, Focus on Regulation, provides insights, analysis, and news about regulatory issues affecting a broad array of industries." Also has firm news.

"Covers special education, service animals, disability accommodations, assistive technologies, disability rights issues, and civil rights issues."

Posts are on general topics of legal interest, not limited to Illinois. There's no real overarching theme to the coverage, other than analysis of current cases.

News and information for and about organizational ombuds.

This blawg covers news, court decisions and analysis relating to K-12 education. It is aimed not just at education lawyers but at teachers, school administrators and parents.

Special education law news of particular interest to attorneys practicing in Pennsylvania and the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.

"A special education legal resource discussing case law, news, practical advocacy advice, and developments in state and federal laws, statutes and regulations. Postings include insight and sometimes humor."

A fresh look at the ever-growing field of special education law.

"Practical legal advice for classroom teachers. Discussion of current law, court cases, proposed legislation, and commentary on stories in the news."

Educational law scholars blogging on recent developments at the intersection of law and education.

This is an education law blawg: FAPE stands for free appropriate public education, "to which all children are entitled." The blawg focuses on education-related rulings in state and federal courts.