“Lawyer: Cosby verdict a ‘major victory’ for the prosecution”. Dennis McAndrews speaks with the Associated Press after the retrial of comedian/actor Bill Cosby. The new jury found Cosby guilty on three counts of sexual assault after the first trial ended in a hung jury. The full interview with the AP and McAndrews can be found…
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Dennis McAndrews of McAndrews Law Offices was a guest on the Emmy Award-winning TV program The American Law Journal – a show that has aired on the Philadelphia CNN News affiliate since 1990 and was filmed at the WFMZ-TV studios in Allentown, PA. The American Law Journal and The Legal Intelligencer collaborated and produced this episode titled…
DetailsJoseph McGettigan, Esq. of McAndrews Law Offices was a guest on The American Law Journal. This Emmy Award-winning TV program has aired on the Philadelphia CNN News affiliate since 1990 and was filmed at the WFMZ-TV studios in Allentown, PA. The subject of this episode was The People v. Bill Cosby: Advantage Prosecution or Defense?…
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July 24th, 2017: Dennis McAndrews, Esq. recently sat down with Radnor Studio 21 and was interviewed for an episode of “Faces of the Main Line.” The interview took place at McAndrews Law Offices‘ in-house courtroom in Berwyn, Pa. He discussed the various work he has done over the years as an attorney, particularly how he…
DetailsTip #4 for Developing an Appropriate IEP: PROGRESS MONITORING The fourth rule, or “Tip”, is Progress Monitoring. Most children with special needs require progress monitoring more often than quarterly report cards. Frequent progress monitoring – at least every few weeks – is essential in assessing areas of a student’s weaknesses, and the IEP should also…
DetailsTip #3 for Developing an Appropriate IEP GOALS Watch Michael Connolly, Esq. discuss the third rule in developing an appropriate IEP (Individualized Education Program). The third rule, or “Tip”, is to identify goals for each area in which the child needs Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) or Related Services. The goals must identify a specific, measurable result for…
DetailsTip #2 for Developing an Appropriate IEP: Accurately identify the student’s Present Educational Levels in every area – academic, emotional, behavioral, social, physical – which impact the creation of a proper IEP. These PELs should address not only weaknesses, but also strengths of the child, so that those strengths can be used to develop strategies…
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