Functional Behavioral Assessments and Behavior Intervention Plans – Hosted at The Waverly Group in Greenwich, CT. The Waverly Group is a free parent workshop for parents of children with special needs on November 3, 2017 from 10am to 11am at 1445 East Putnam Avenue in Old Greenwich, CT. Special education attorney and certified child advocate Jeffrey Forte of Forte Law Group will be the guest speak to present on FBA, Continue Reading

ASRC – Autism Services & Resources . Special education attorney Jeffrey Forte of Forte Law Group LLC will be a legal exhibitor the 2017 Annual ASRC Autism Resource Fair to answer any and all special education law questions to parents of children on the autism spectrum on a complimentary basis. The event is free to attendees based on the support of participating service providers, like Forte Law Group LLC, supporting Continue Reading

Attorney Jeffrey Forte to Participate at ASRC Annual Fair. Attorney Jeffrey Forte of Forte Law Group LLC will be a legal exhibitor the 2017 Annual ASRC Autism Resource Fair. Autism Services & Resources Connecticut (ASRC) will be hosting the annual fair on November 4, 2017 from 9:00am to 3:00pm at the Oakdale Theater Complex located at 95 South Turnpike Road in Wallingford, Connecticut. This event historically draws hundreds of attendees seeking more Continue Reading

Attorney Jeffrey Forte has been invited to co-present ACES BAES. Attorney Jeffrey Forte has been invited to co-present at the fourth annual ACES Behavior Analysis in Education Series (BAES). ACES Behavior Analysis in Education Series provides continuing education opportunities to behavior analysts, teachers, therapists, parents and administrators and will address important areas in the application of behavior analysis in education. Mr. Forte will be co-presenting with Professor Michael F. Dorsey, Ph.D., Continue Reading

HISTORY OF SPECIAL EDUCATION: IMPORTANT LANDMARK CASES FORTE LAW GROUP PRACTICE PAPER: Abstract Historically, children with disabilities received unequal treatment in the public education system throughout the United States. During and shortly thereafter the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s, many parents and advocacy groups for children with disabilities began their own movement by using the U.S. federal court system to compel states to provide equal educational opportunities Continue Reading