Student Advocate Lawyer
Education law issues can involve and affect students, parents and even professors. Whether it is a case involving disability accommodations, dismissal, suspension, conduct code violation, freedom of speech, academic appeals, sex discrimination (Title IX), retaliation, tenure (for professors) or some other issue, Education Rights Group protects your interests.
As a firm, we provide our clients with the precise, attentive service needed to resolve the complex issues involved with education law. Cases can often be resolved through out-of-court resolutions, but we remain ready to prepare for and initiate trial proceedings should they become necessary. As experienced litigation lawyers, we will take the case to trial if necessary to fight for the rights of our clients.
We have a proud history of success. In fact, Education Rights Group is part of the Bach Law Firm family. Visit The Bach Law Firm, LLC, website to find out more about our experience representing clients for cases in other practice areas. Our team of legal professionals has helped resolve many diverse issues to our clients’ satisfaction, in matters related to education law and otherwise.
Upholding the Rights of Students
Over the years, we have represented clients in cases involving public and private educational institutions including professional, graduate and undergraduate schools. Firm founder, attorney Jason Bach, has worked on student rights issues for more than 30 years. His long-term interest and commitment to education rights are the foundation for the successful practice that he has today. At Education Rights Group, the commitment to protecting the rights of students remains a core value for our firm.
Education Law Questions
Do you have an education law concern? To discuss a potential remedy with an attorney, please contact Education Rights Group by calling us at 800-580-9167 or via email to schedule a consultation. We are not a contingency firm and operate on an hourly billable basis for litigation matters.
Jason J. Bach is admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of the United States, multiple federal Circuit Courts of Appeal and federal District Courts, and in courts in Nevada, Texas, and the District of Columbia. He can appear in almost any federal court in the United States through pro hac vice admission, and he works with a network of local attorneys across the country to represent clients in numerous states.