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PATTAN in King of Prussia recently held a program regarding Transition Planning – from school to adulthood. The program included some excellent materials which set out the perspectives of the Pennsylvania…
December 17th, 2015 – National Alliance on Mental Illness features holiday article by Allyson McAndrews, M.Ed., Director of Marketing for McAndrews Law Offices (Click here to find the article on NAMI’s website or…
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Who are America’s Caregivers? Nearly A Quarter are Millennials by Shefali Luthra, Kaiser Health News December 3rd, 2015 Caring for older relatives is usually a task associated with Baby Boomers, the…
Strengthen Your School’s IEP and 504 Plan Process and Protect Student Rights Lauren O’Connell Mahler, Esq. of McAndrews Law will be a speaker at the National Business Institute’s IEP and…
Lesley Mehalick, JD, LLM, McAndrews Law Offices’ Supervisor of our Estates & Trusts Department, will be speaking on Special Needs Trusts at the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Social Security Disability Benefits Committee Meeting! Click…
Planned Lifetime Assistance Network of Pennsylvania (PLAN of PA), a non-profit organization based out of Wayne, PA, recently interviewed Allyson McAndrews, M.Ed. of McAndrews Law Offices regarding one of her…
Join Jacqueline Lembeck, Esq. and Lesley Mehalick, JD, LLM of McAndrews Law Offices, along with Maria Slavin, MS, OTR/L of In-Sync and Social, for discussions on developing appropriate IEPS, including related…
On November 11th, 2015, a Delaware blog called Exceptional Delaware, featured McAndrews Law Offices in a story about our new office that has opened in southern Delaware, as well as our…
Unemployment among Americans with disabilities has hovered in the double digits for all but two months since the Bureau of Labor Statistics started keeping track in June 2008. Last week,…