Michael B.
1/6/2018
We contacted Jennifer as a result of a recommendation from our family attorney. We found Jennifer to be accessible, responsive in a moment of urgency, incredibly knowledgable and measured in her...
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76 Route 37 S
Sherman, CT 06784
Laviano & Gagne, located in Sherman, CT, is a law firm specializing in special education law. With a focus on representing children and adolescents with disabilities, they advocate for families in disputes with public school districts. Attorneys Jennifer Laviano and Melissa Gagne bring decades of experience to their practice, ensuring effective representation for their clients.
Attorney Jennifer Laviano, a graduate of Skidmore College and Quinnipiac University School of Law, is dedicated to giving a voice to children with disabilities in educational settings. Attorney Melissa Gagne, with extensive experience in public education, focuses on representing students in expulsion hearings and Title IX investigations. Together, they provide understanding and effective legal counsel to families navigating special education challenges.
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Paula V.
7/20/2016
Beware no communication and non refundable retainer. This attorney represents children with special educational needs. Under Connecticut special education lawyer. Have not received a return phone...
D K.
5/16/2019
I have worked with Jennifer Laviano and her staff for over 7 years. I have two children with learning disabilities, I needed guidance and direction with their school systems. With her knowledge...
Barbara D.
2/21/2020
Jennifer Laviano is the best special education lawyer you can get, hands down. She is an expert at the games school districts play and will go toe-to-toe with their lawyers to get your child what...
Keith S.
4/25/2018
Amazing advocate! Jen has been representing my family and our special needs son for eight years. We didn't know what we were entitled to until we met Jen. We were at risk of our son being...
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