Recent Right to Know Law Rulings: Defining "Agency Records" in the Age of AI
Two recent court rulings involved Right to Know requests and determining what construes an “official agency record.”
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School Counseling Video: Missed Child Find Triggers
Here is the latest in the "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney" series.
Sweet Stevens Attorneys to Lead Sessions at 2026 CASE Academy of Law & Leadership
Four attorneys from Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams LLP have been selected to present at one of the nation’s premier conferences for special education professionals.
Montanye, Warner and Linell Asroff to offer legal insights at PAPSA Annual Conference
Sharon Montanye, Tom Warner and Kalani Linell Asroff will present the Paul Stevens Memorial Seminar at this year’s PAPSA conference.
Labor Law Alert: Reassigning Bargaining Unit Work to Internal Non-Union Employes Requires Bargaining
A new Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board decision serves as a reminder on when transferring bargaining unit work to non-union employees without bargaining can be an unfair labor practice.
Linnell Asroff to Address Title IX Developments On NBI Webinar
Kalani Linnell Asroff will provide a Title IX update: recent regulatory changes, implications for school districts and more.
New PLRB Ruling: What Public Employers Must Disclose During Union Investigations
A recent PLRB ruling clarifies what information public employers must provide to unions if it is even "potentially relevant"—even without a pending grievance.
School Counseling Video: When Divorced Parents Disagree on an IEP
Here is the latest in the "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney" series.
Sweet Stevens Formally Establishes Title IX Practice Group
For years, our attorneys have been "go-to" voices for Title IX issues. We have now formalized that expertise with the official launch of our Title IX Practice Group.
ADA Accommodations Versus Essential Functions: PA Court Rules on Employee Request to be Remote
In a recent case, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania weighed in on a critical question: Is "being in the building" actually an essential function of a job?