No Limits to Learning
This blog has been endorsed as an excellent resource from the blog No Limits to Learning.
"Excellent Resource For Parents"
The following is an endorsement of the blog from the New York State Bar Association:
"This is an excellent resource for parents of individuals with disabilities in education. It is parent-oriented."
Thinking Blogger Award
I have been nominated for a Thinking Blogger Award from Ryn Tales:
Special Education Law Blog. This blog has helped me to understand the lay of the land when it comes to dealing with the dynamics of special education. Charles Fox, a special education lawyer, a great writer and really cares about helping other parents of disabled kids fight the good fight to get their children equal access to high quality education. He is living it and passing on what he learns as he goes. His wife, Lori Miller Fox contributes many wonderfully funny posts as well. It’s a must read.
Thank you Katherine.
"Keeping Pace with Special Education"
Here is an endorsement of the blog from a teacher's organization.
"Making A Difference"
The following article is from an attorney who writes about lawyer blogs with his unsolicited comments on Special Education Law Blog.
Address and Brief Biography
Charles P. Fox
Attorney At Law
As of 6/1/07: new address is 3710 Commercial Ste. 6, Northbrook, IL 60062
Phone: 847-205-9897
Fax: 847-205-9840
Cell: (312) 933-4588
Email:cfoxatty@earthlink.net * See disclaimer as to the basis for an entering into an attorney-client relationship.
Charles P. Fox has been practicing law in Illinois since 1986. He graduated from IIT Chicago Kent College of Law and was an editor of the law review. He is a member of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois trial bar, and a member of the bar for the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals. He has tried cases and appeals in both State and Federal Court.
From 1988 to 1994, Charles was in solo practice in the area of general civil litigation. From 1994 to the present, his practice has been concentrated in the area of special education law, representing parents of children with special needs. He has very successfully advocated for parents at due process hearings, mediations, IEP meetings, and on appeals in Federal Court. Charles is also a parent of a child with special needs, and he brings the insights of a parent together with his legal expertise in pursuing his clients’ rights to a free appropriate public education.
Please contact Charles (see information above) if you would like to discuss having him present to groups of parents on issues relating to special education advocacy.
