What An IEP Entails and How To Tell If Your Child Needs One
Learn if your child qualifies for an IEP. This guide covers the eligibility criteria, parental participation, the IEP process, and how to challenge evaluations.
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If your insurance claim is denied, and you believe that the denial is unjustified, you may have the option to sue the insurance company for breach of contract or bad faith. However, it is important to consult with one of our attorneys to understand the likelihood of success in a lawsuit and any potential legal costs.
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