Sweet Stevens Announces Retirement of Ellis H. Katz
After making significant contributions to school law over four decades, Sweet Stevens has announced the retirement of founding partner Ellis Katz, effective December 30, 2022.
After making significant contributions to school law over four decades, Sweet Stevens has announced the retirement of founding partner Ellis Katz, effective December 30, 2022.
Ellis Katz and Thomas Warner of Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP have been selected to the 2022 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers list.
Andy Faust of Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams is back as a featured presenter at Lehigh University’s Special Education Law Symposium held virtually on June 19-24, 2022.
For school boards frustrated with settlement agreements or dealing with a significant amount of litigation, Sweet Stevens offers a new service to help districts reduce the risk of exposure to potential litigation and defend against it.
Sharon Montanye, Thomas Warner and Jane Williams will update attendees on court decisions, regulations, and best practices, among other topics during the annual “Paul Stevens Memorial Legal Seminar.”
Mark Cheramie Walz will present “The 411 on Section 504: Deciphering Child Find and Eligibility Requirements” in an upcoming LRP Education webinar.
Attorney Shawn Lochinger, who represents clients in all areas of education law, including special education and labor and employment law, has been promoted to partner.
John Audi, current president of the Pennsylvania School Board Solicitors Association, will preside over the 2021 Virtual School Law Workshop for the Pennsylvania School Boards Association.
Tom Warner is again playing a pivotal role in the annual Pennsylvania Bar Institute Exceptional Children Conference: he is a course planner and faculty member for the event, which is considered one of the premier special education conferences in the commonwealth.
Jane Williams, along with a panel of experts, will engage in a robust conversation about preparing for and participating in early dispute resolution options and due process hearings.