Education and School Law

We Represent Clients in All Education Settings

Mr. Asselta’s education law practice focuses on representing students facing a wide variety of issues. Whether that be an academic, disciplinary, or financial issue, Asselta Law can help. Richard Asselta defends students facing discipline in K-12, college, graduate, online colleges, and more.

Some of the areas we offer assistance:​

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	National College Student Defense Adviser: Defense of Plagiarism, Cheating, & More
	National Assistance with Grade Appeals  and Disputes
	Academic and Disciplinary Misconduct Charges - College Hearings & Appeals
	National Title IX Defense
	Elementary, Middle, and High School Student Suspensions and Expulsions
	Teacher Discipline, Misconduct and Certification
	Special Education Students Facing Suspension or Expulsion
	Public School Issues
	Private School Issues
	Charter School Issues
	Petition for Writ of Certiorari
	Petition for Writ of Mandamus
	Student Records and Privacy
	Injuries on School Grounds, School Trips, and Transportation
	Injury at School Sporting and Extracurricular Events, Faulty Equipment
	Negligent School Supervision/Security
	Teacher Assault, Physical, and Verbal Abuse of Students
	Teacher Sexual Misconduct Involving Students
	Issues with Transcripts, Diplomas, and Financial Aid

Free Consultation with an Award-Winning Student Defense Lawyer Today

Many attorneys are unfamiliar with education law. This is a specialized area of law which requires an attorney who understands the concepts, laws and procedures surrounding education and school related issues. An expulsion, suspension or academic or professional discipline charge can be harmful to a student or teacher, destroying their chances at a good education, a job, and a promising future.

Contact Asselta Law today to schedule a free consultation and speak with an experienced student disciplinary defense lawyer who can represent you. We represent clients throughout the United States. (855) 338-5299

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