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women leaders in the law 2020 Nov. 2, 2020

Women Leaders of Frazer & Feldman, LLP

Legal Leaders 2020

New York’s Legal Leaders is a special advertising section for New York Magazine.

Specialties: Education Law, Labor and Employment Law and Special Education Law

Laura A. Ferrugiari became a partner in 2005. Laura handles special education matters, impartial hearings and appeals, attends Section 504 and CSE meetings, student discipline and manifestation determination hearings.

Christie R. Jacobson became a partner in 2018. Christie handles appeals to the Commissioner of Education on matters including residency, homelessness, student discipline, transportation and interpretation of the Education Law.

Abigail A. Hoglund-Shen became associated with the firm in 2018. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Abigail has regularly advised clients on the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, New York COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave, and Executive Orders involving New York’s COVID-19 Travel Advisory. She has successfully handled appeals to the Commissioner of Education involving student immunization, homelessness, and residency. Abigail currently serves as Vice Chair of the Nassau County Bar Association’s Education Law Committee.

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