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Christie R. Jacobson, James H. Pyun, Florence T. Frazer, Jacob S. Feldman, Laura A. Ferrugiari, Rose Nankervis Back, from left: Joseph Lilly, Drew Blanton, Timothy M. Mahoney, Joseph Carbonaro, Jonathan Heidelberger
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As an education law firm that is AV Preeminent® rated by Martindale-Hubbell®, Frazer & Feldman, LLP offers strong general, special education, and labor counsel services, as well as a pro-active approach in advising clients.
“We make a point of counseling clients before they act, because we know from experience that it’s easier to keep clients out of trouble than it is to get them out of trouble,” notes Jack Feldman, who, with Florence Frazer, is individually AV Preeminent® rated by Martindale-Hubbell®, the highest peer rating for legal knowledge, communication skills, and ethical standards.
Feldman has long concentrated his practice in the area of special education matters, successfully representing school districts in impartial hearings and appeals through to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. He also frequently lectures on special education matters. Frazer brings more than 25 years’ experience in public sector labor law to her practice, during which time she has negotiated hundreds of collective bargaining agreements on behalf of management with teachers, administrators, custodians, food service and transportation workers, and nurses.
“A hallmark of our firm is that as general and labor counsel we have maintained strong working relationships with our clients,” says Frazer. “We are very proud to note that we’ve represented numerous school districts for more than two decades.”