Sweet Stevens Announces Attorney Promotions
2025 has brought promotions to several of the firm's attorneys: Christopher Bambach, Jason Fortenberry, Suzanne Pontious, and Tammy Schmitt.
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Sweet Stevens Mourns Passing of a Founding Partner
The attorneys and staff of Sweet Stevens mourn and honor the loss of firm founder Charles N. “Chuck” Sweet.
School Counseling Newest Video: What Should a Parent Look for in IEP Goal Progress Monitoring?
Sweet Stevens shares the newest video in its video series, "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney."
Sweet Stevens Captures Win for Area School District In Federal Appeals Court
Mark Cheramie Walz recently secured a victory on behalf of a school district before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in a case involving the extension of a student's disciplinary removal with the consent of only one of his guardians.
Introducing Our New Video Series: School Counseling
Sweet Stevens shares the debut video in its new series, "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney."
Sweet Stevens Attorneys Offer Insights for PA Bar’s School Law Update
David Conn and Andrew Faust recently spoke at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute's 2024 School Law Update webcast. The program is now available for on-demand viewing.
Attorneys from Sweet Stevens Deliver Presentation to York County Student Complex Needs Fair
Karl and Marcie Romberger recently delivered a presentation to a York County agency fair to provide helpful information to parents of students with special needs.
Sweet Stevens Attorneys to Appear at National CASE Conference
Four attorneys from Sweet Stevens are participating in the national CASE conference, the premier professional learning event for administrators of special education.
Sweet Stevens Secures Victory for Local School District in Special Education Hearing
Andrea Lynne Cola has helped a local school district prevail in a due process hearing where parents disputed the classification of their child and sought tuition reimbursement and other costs.
Pool Counsel Quarterly Lookback, October 2024: See what you missed!
A highlight of answers to questions asked of Pool Counsel recently by school district administrators from all over Pennsylvania.