A Students’ Lawyer Is Now on Facebook
A Students' Lawyer is now on Facebook. New guides, deadline reminders and rule changes will be posted there and here on the blog.
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A Students’ Lawyer is now on Facebook: facebook.com/astudentslawyer.
I’ll post there as often as I can, and what goes up on Facebook will also be here on the blog — new guides, deadline reminders, and plain-English explanations when the rules for students change. If Facebook is where you already spend your time, following the page is the easiest way to keep up.
To follow, open facebook.com/astudentslawyer and tap Follow.
If you have a question about your own situation, please don’t post it in a comment — reach me directly at zachary@astudentslawyer.com or through the contact page.
What it costs
Almost everything is a flat fee, set in writing before any work begins.
- Full Read + Game Plan $1,000
- ·Representation from $5,000
- ·Hearings from $10,000
- ·Litigation quoted
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A campus decision can follow a student for years.
A boutique practice can be flexible in a way a larger firm often cannot. Depending
on the matter, that can take any of these forms.
From the very beginning
The earlier I'm involved, the more options stay open. I can step in at the first notice, charge, or letter — before a deadline closes or a statement is given — and help shape the matter from the outset.
Behind the scenes
Where a process limits an advisor's speaking role, I work in a consulting capacity — reading the policies, preparing you and your statement, and drafting submissions and appeals — without ever appearing.
Complex, high-stakes matters
Cases that cut across academic, disciplinary, civil-rights, and financial lines — the ones that don't fit a single box — are squarely the work this practice is built for.
Second opinions
If you already have counsel, or simply want another read before you act, I provide focused second opinions at a reasonable, agreed cost.
Ongoing counsel
For students, families, and advisors who want a lawyer on call as a situation develops, I'm available on an ongoing monthly basis.
Worked out to fit
The scope and the fee are discussed up front and structured to fit the matter. The goal is a practical arrangement that gets the situation handled.
The scope of any engagement and the fee are set out in a written agreement. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney–client relationship.
A campus decision can follow a student for years.
A boutique practice can be flexible in a way a larger firm often cannot. Depending
on the matter, that can take any of these forms.
From the very beginning
The earlier I'm involved, the more options stay open. I can step in at the first notice, charge, or letter — before a deadline closes or a statement is given — and help shape the matter from the outset.
Behind the scenes
Where a process limits an advisor's speaking role, I work in a consulting capacity — reading the policies, preparing you and your statement, and drafting submissions and appeals — without ever appearing.
Complex, high-stakes matters
Cases that cut across academic, disciplinary, civil-rights, and financial lines — the ones that don't fit a single box — are squarely the work this practice is built for.
Second opinions
If you already have counsel, or simply want another read before you act, I provide focused second opinions at a reasonable, agreed cost.
Ongoing counsel
For students, families, and advisors who want a lawyer on call as a situation develops, I'm available on an ongoing monthly basis.
Worked out to fit
The scope and the fee are discussed up front and structured to fit the matter. The goal is a practical arrangement that gets the situation handled.
The scope of any engagement and the fee are set out in a written agreement. Contacting the firm does not create an attorney–client relationship.