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1. Joseph Hernandez, Esq.
   Dedham attorney helping disabled children with special education and disciplinary matters involving public school districts.
   http://www.spedlawyer.com/
   
   
2. Edward Pepyne, Esq.
   Ashfield firm, representing disabled children under the ADA, IDEA, and section 504, and providing services in the fields of real estate, wills, trusts and estates, elder law, and tort law.
   http://www.pepyne.com/
   
   
3. Law Office Of Michael L. Rich
   Arlington firm practicing in the areas of special education, home schooling, family law, and advocacy pertaining to allegations of child abuse and neglect.
   http://firms.findlaw.com/KidLawRich/
   
   
4. Thomas V. Flynn, Esq.
   Lakeville general practice with concentrations in education law on behalf of disabled students, estate planning, and small business representation.
   http://www.attorneyflynn.com/
   
   
5. Weber and Baum
   Newton attorneys, representing children and parents in school disputes and special education matters, as well providing advocacy in elder law, guardianship, and tort actions.
   http://firms.findlaw.com/WB/
   
   
6. Law Office of D. Luray Wallace
   The Wallace Law Office is dedicated to using the law to improve the lives of children and families, concentrating in Education Law, including special education, Juvenile Law and other matters.
   http://wallacelawoffice.com
   
   
7. Michael R. Goldberg, Esq.
   This Cambridge attorney limits his practice to child advocacy, legal malpractice, employment law, personal injury, social security disability and real estate law.
   http://www.specialedlaw.com/
   
   

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