Jeff focuses his practice onrepresenting school districts in special education matters, including appeals to the Office of State Review, impartial due process hearings and state and federal court actions.
Jeff counsels his clients on their responsibilities and duties involving Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504) and under the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act (IDEA). He is regularly invited to school districts and BOCES centers throughout the western and southern New York regions to present on these topics and other areas of special education law including the development of individualized education plans. He has also lectured at higher education institutions including the University at Buffalo, Niagara University and D’Youville University. Jeff also presents at programs with the New York State School Boards Association, Western New York Education Services Council, New York State Bar Association and the Erie County Association of School Boards.
Jeff served for three years as an assistant corporation counsel in the New York City Law Department, General Litigation Division after law school, where he represented New York City and municipal agencies including the New York City Board of Education.
Prior to joining Bond, Jeff was an attorney for more than 20 years at two New York based mid-sized firms. He became a member at his first firm in 2006 and was a member at his immediate past firm. He has focused his practice on school districts in the greater Western New York region.
Jeff focuses his practice onrepresenting school districts in special education matters, including appeals to the Office of State Review, impartial due process hearings and state and federal court actions.
Jeff counsels his clients on their responsibilities and duties involving Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504) and under the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act (IDEA). He is regularly invited to school districts and BOCES centers throughout the western and southern New York regions to present on these topics and other areas of special education law including the development of individualized education plans. He has also lectured at higher education institutions including the University at Buffalo, Niagara University and D’Youville University. Jeff also presents at programs with the New York State School Boards Association, Western New York Education Services Council, New York State Bar Association and the Erie County Association of School Boards.
Jeff focuses his practice onrepresenting school districts in special education matters, including appeals to the Office of State Review, impartial due process hearings and state and federal court actions.
Jeff counsels his clients on their responsibilities and duties involving Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (Section 504) and under the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act (IDEA). He is regularly invited to school districts and BOCES centers throughout the western and southern New York regions to present on these topics and other areas of special education law including the development of individualized education plans. He has also lectured at higher education institutions including the University at Buffalo, Niagara University and D’Youville University. Jeff also presents at programs with the New York State School Boards Association, Western New York Education Services Council, New York State Bar Association and the Erie County Association of School Boards.
Jeff served for three years as an assistant corporation counsel in the New York City Law Department, General Litigation Division after law school, where he represented New York City and municipal agencies including the New York City Board of Education.
Prior to joining Bond, Jeff was an attorney for more than 20 years at two New York based mid-sized firms. He became a member at his first firm in 2006 and was a member at his immediate past firm. He has focused his practice on school districts in the greater Western New York region.
