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Family-endorsed provider icon Barger & Gaines
Special Education Attorneys
Tarrytown, NY
Barger & Gaines is a law firm that offers services to clients who are having issues with school districts in New York and New Jersey. Barger and Gaines attorneys work with families in a wide range of legal matters such as estate planning, employment discrimination, and civil rights complaints, with a special focus on Special Education disputes, and advocacy. The attorneys at Barger & Gaines have extensive experience in education law and in handling a variety of matters, including, but not limited to, special education law, bullying, student discipline, discrimination, tenure, guardianship and special needs planning.

Barger & Gaines
830 South Broadway
Tarrytown, NY 10591
914-902-5918
info@bargergaines.com
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Family Member Quote

“For the last two years, my husband and I have been battling with our school district for the correct services for our son, who is in special education. As my son slowly fell further and further behind academically, so did his mental health. Paul and Nanette from Barger & Gaines not only helped us gain a settlement for our case but also helped us place our son in a special school for his disability. He is like a new person. Emotionally, he is happy and feels like he can learn now. I don’t know what we would have done without their help.”

Information and Referrals

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Services

  • Legal/advocacy

Client Focus

  • Adolescents
  • Autism spectrum disorders
  • Children

In practice since: 2015

Payment

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More About Barger & Gaines

Barger & Gaines also have offices in New Jersey and Michigan.

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