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| Oct 27, 2026 | Preparing Students for an AI Workplace Requires Clear Classroom Rules | An AI detector is not a verdict.
Keith Altman
K Altman Law urges colleges to define permitted AI use and provide fair review of misconduct allegations
Schools should explain the boundaries before an assignment is submitted and review the ev... |
| Oct 21, 2026 | Marion County Counted 23 Expulsions Within 68 Alternative Placements; Attorney Says Terms Are Distinct | K Altman Law explains why families should distinguish alternative placement from expulsion and confirm the disciplinary procedures and safeguards that apply to their child.
Keith Altman
Suspension, alternative placement, expulsion: differen... |
| Oct 6, 2026 | Senate Passes Protect College Sports Act 77-22: What the Vote Would Mean for NIL Compliance, Transfers, and Eligibility | A Senate-passed bill could establish new federal standards for NIL, transfers and eligibility—but it has not become law.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
The Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act 77–22, advanci... |
| Oct 5, 2026 | K Altman Law Urges Prompt and Consistent Campus Response as Cornell Case Draws Renewed Scrutiny | K Altman Law urges colleges to respond promptly to serious misconduct reports while preserving fair processes and consistent disciplinary standards.
Keith Altman
Reopened prosecutorial review highlights the need for timely support, careful ... |
| Sep 24, 2026 | Beyond the Warning: What Students Need to Know When Hazing Concerns Arise | Hazing prevention is about safety—but when concerns arise, students and families also face a process where documentation and clear rights matter.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Anti-hazing guidance highlights why immediate safety, evi... |
| Sep 15, 2026 | UCLA Chapter Suspensions Highlight the Importance of Clear Hazing-Prevention Processes | UCLA’s chapter suspensions renew the focus on hazing prevention, reporting pathways, and consistent campus conduct processes.
Keith Altman
Recent reporting that UCLA suspended two campus fraternity and sorority chapters following policy vio... |
| Sep 8, 2026 | K Altman Law: LSU-SEC Court Fight Shows Eligibility Is Now an Economic-Rights Issue for College Athletes | A college eligibility decision can reach far beyond the field—affecting roster access, scholarships, NIL income and professional opportunities.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
As schools, conferences, and courts clas... |
| Sep 1, 2026 | From NFL Training Camp Back to College: Eligibility Fight Creates Unprecedented Choices for Student-Athletes | Student-athletes returning from NFL opportunities are confronting a complicated legal crossroads where eligibility, contracts, NIL and transfer rules can collide.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
K Altman Law says NFL... |
| Aug 25, 2026 | College Basketball Eligibility Rulings Put Student-Athletes in a High-Stakes Legal Gray Zone | A Supreme Court ruling has removed a heightened legal barrier for students with disabilities pursuing federal discrimination claims against their schools.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
Supreme Court ruling removes ... |
| Aug 24, 2026 | Supreme Court Ruling Removes Heightened Barrier for Students With Disabilities Seeking Relief Against School Districts | A Supreme Court ruling has removed a heightened legal barrier for students with disabilities pursuing federal discrimination claims against their schools.
Keith Altman
Supreme Court ruling removes a higher legal barrier for students with di... |
| Aug 17, 2026 | AI Is Sending More People to Court - But New Data Shows It Is Not Helping Them Win | AI can make the paperwork look professional. The consequences still depend on whether the strategy is right.
Keith Altman
AI is driving more pro se filings, but new research suggests easier legal drafting is not producing better courtroom o... |
| Aug 11, 2026 | Federal Appeals Court Allows Thousands of Social Media Addiction Lawsuits to Move Forward | Thousands of families are alleging that the platforms keeping young users engaged may have contributed to serious harm—and now those claims will be tested in court.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
A Ninth Circuit rul... |
| Aug 7, 2026 | NCAA Five-Year Eligibility Gives Athletes More Time, but Not More Security, K Altman Law Warns | A fifth year may extend eligibility but it doesn't guarantee the opportunity athletes believe they're returning for.
Keith Altman
More NCAA eligibility doesn't guarantee roster security. Athletes face legal, financial, and ca... |
| Jul 30, 2026 | Federal School-Discipline Enforcement Changes, but Fair Process Still Matters | A disciplinary decision can shape a student's future long after the paperwork is signed. Fair process still matters.
Keith Altman
Federal discipline enforcement has changed—but students still deserve fair process before schools impose ... |
| Jul 22, 2026 | K Altman Law Responds to New Federal Rule Limiting How Long International Students May Remain in the United States | Some academic journeys can't be measured by a single timeline.
Keith Altman
A new federal visa rule could reshape the future of international students, creating new legal risks for education, research, and graduation.
Students and fami... |
| Jul 21, 2026 | K Altman Law Responds to New York City Special Education Pre-K Expansion as Families Face Access and Delay Challenges | Behind every delayed evaluation is a child who doesn't get that time back.
Keith Altman
NYC is expanding special education pre-K—but families still face delays, denied services, and lost developmental time.
Expanding specialized pre-K ... |
| Jul 17, 2026 | K Altman Law Calls for Clearer, Fairer College AI Misconduct Processes Following Brown Classroom Cheating Allegations | As colleges race to respond to AI, many students are navigating disciplinary systems that are still defining the rules.
Keith Altman
AI misconduct cases are growing fast. K Altman Law says students deserve clear rules, reliable evidence, an... |
| Jul 1, 2026 | SC Ruling on Transgender Athlete Participation Creates New Title IX Landscape for Students, Schools, and Families | A Supreme Court ruling has changed the legal framework for school athletics. For many families, the next questions begin inside the school's office—not the courtroom.
Keith Altman
The Supreme Court's latest Title IX decision chang... |
| Jun 30, 2026 | AI Cheating Accusations Surge, Leaving Students to Face High-Stakes Misconduct Proceedings | A single AI flag can trigger a process that shapes a student's academic future long before the evidence is fully understood.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
AI misconduct accusations are rising nationwide, leaving many students to... |
| Jun 16, 2026 | Michigan Opens Public Comment on IDEA Part B Application, Giving Families a Chance to Shape Special Education Priorities | Families are often told to fight local problems locally. What happens when those same problems are built into the system itself?
Keith Altman
Michigan families have a limited window to challenge recurring special education problems before s... |
| Jun 9, 2026 | Proposed Federal Accountability Rule Signals New Pressure on Low-Earning Postsecondary Programs | Students were promised opportunity. Regulators are now asking whether some programs delivered it.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
A proposed federal rule could expose whether some college programs leave students with debt but little ec... |
| Jun 2, 2026 | OCR Finding Against D.C. Public Schools Puts Timely Evaluations, Placements, and Transportation Back in Focus | D.C. schools denied disabled students a free education. OCR said so. Families everywhere should be paying attention.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
OCR found D.C. schools violated disability law. Delayed evals. Untrained staff. No rel... |
| May 26, 2026 | Supreme Court Decision Clarifies Standard for Student Disability Discrimination Claims Against Schools | For years, disabled students had to climb higher than everyone else to be heard. The climb just got shorter.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Schools can't hold disabled students to a higher bar anymore. The Supreme Court just said... |
| May 19, 2026 | Grant Funding for Accelerated Special Education Teacher Certification Program Draws Attention to Service Capacity Needs | Special education staffing shortages are no longer invisible administrative problems — families are increasingly feeling the consequences in real classrooms.
Keith Altman
Special education staffing shortages are not just operational problem... |
| May 12, 2026 | School Psychologist Licensure Expansion Debate Highlights Access and Student Support Concerns | Schools need more support staff — but families still deserve clear accountability and student protections.
Keith Altman
Debate over school psychologist licensure expansion raises questions about student support, accountability, and SPED com... |
| May 5, 2026 | GAO Report on OCR Restructuring Signals Why Families Should Preserve Civil Rights Records Early | Organized records and documented communication can be critical when families navigate civil rights issues in education systems under strain.
Keith Altman
GAO report highlights OCR disruption—families should preserve civil rights records ear... |
| Apr 28, 2026 | OCR Enforcement Letter to San Jose State Highlights Clear Title IX Policies and Documented Responses | A federal enforcement action highlights how gaps in Title IX policies and documentation can quickly escalate into serious legal consequences for universities.
Keith Altman
OCR action underscores how weak Title IX processes can quickly escal... |
| Apr 14, 2026 | Colleges Respond to AI-Related Academic Misconduct with New Assessment Models, Raising Due Process Questions | As colleges shift to oral exams and in-person testing in response to AI, questions about fairness, clarity, and student rights are taking center stage.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Colleges shift to oral exams amid AI concerns, rais... |
| Apr 7, 2026 | Social Media Harm Verdict Renews Focus on Youth Safety, Platform Design, and Early Documentation | A major legal verdict highlights how social media use can impact student mental health, safety, and academic performance—underscoring the need for early documentation.
Keith Altman
$6M verdict spotlights youth social media harm, platform de... |
| Apr 6, 2026 | Trump Executive Order on College Sports Renews Pressure on NIL, Transfers, and Institutional Compliance | A new federal directive is reshaping the conversation around NIL, transfers, and athlete eligibility—raising new compliance questions for colleges and families.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
New executive order int... |
| Mar 31, 2026 | Nebraska NIL Arbitration Challenge Highlights Contract Structure, Eligibility Risk, and the Importance of Documentation | A high-stakes NIL dispute highlights how contract structure and documentation—not just deal size—can impact athlete eligibility.
Candice Lapham, NIL/Litigation Attorney at K Altman Law
Nebraska NIL dispute highlights how contract structure ... |
| Mar 24, 2026 | IDEA Is the Law – But Families Still Struggle to Access Special Education Services | IDEA provides enforceable rights — but documentation and timelines determine whether support is actually delivered.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
IDEA guarantees rights—but delays persist. K Altman Law urges families to document, enf... |
| Mar 17, 2026 | IDEA State Performance Plans: Families Should Use State Data as an Accountability Tool – Not a Black Box | IDEA performance data exists for accountability — families can use it to demand clarity, corrective action, and timelines.
Keith Altman
IDEA state data isn’t a black box. Families can use SPP/APR reports to demand clarity, timelines, and ac... |
| Mar 10, 2026 | Education Department Default-Rate Guidance Signals New Compliance Pressure – Students Need Transparent Support Systems | Default prevention works best when schools provide early, clear, and documented repayment support — before delinquency escalates.
Keith Altman
New federal default-rate guidance raises compliance pressure. Students need clear, written repaym... |
| Feb 26, 2026 | UT System ‘Controversial Topics’ Standards: What Due Process and Academic-Freedom Guardrails Should Look Like | When universities introduce new academic standards, fairness depends on clear notice, consistent enforcement, and defined appeal pathways.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
When schools issue new standards, due process—not politics—deter... |
| Feb 25, 2026 | Texas Seeks Input on Special Education “Intensity of Service” Model as Funding Rules Evolve Under HB 2 | Texas’s review of special education service-intensity funding highlights why clear IEP service descriptions and progress data matter for families.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Texas is refining its special education “intensity of se... |
| Feb 10, 2026 | Connecticut Releases Independent Evaluation of Special Ed Bureau, Highlighting Oversight and Compliance Priorities | An independent evaluation of a state special education bureau highlights why clear timelines, consistent implementation, and usable oversight systems matter for families.
Keith Altman
An independent review of Connecticut’s special education... |
| Feb 4, 2026 | Eleventh Circuit Pauses Reinstatement in Campus Speech-Discipline Dispute, Emphasizing Narrow Injunction Standards | An appellate court decision highlights how narrowly courts assess emergency requests for student reinstatement during campus disputes.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
An Eleventh Circuit ruling underscores that interim student reinstat... |
| Feb 2, 2026 | Federal Court Highlights Limits on University Discipline for Protected Speech | A federal court order highlights how due process and clear policies shape campus discipline decisions involving student speech.
Keith Altman
Federal court guidance underscores due process and First Amendment limits in campus discipline case... |
| Jan 22, 2026 | Federal IDEA Monitoring Report Highlights Due Process and Procedural Safeguards as a Compliance Priority | A federal IDEA monitoring report emphasizes that clear notice, timelines, and access to evidence are essential to meaningful due process.
Keith Altman
A federal IDEA monitoring report underscores that due process safeguards—notice, timeline... |
| Jan 13, 2026 | Court Order on AI-Related Academic Misconduct Underscores the Importance of Building a Clear Disciplinary Record | A federal court order reinforces that even in AI-related academic misconduct cases, clear policies, evidence, and due process remain essential.
Keith Altman
A federal court order highlights why clear records, policy alignment, and due proce... |
| Jan 12, 2026 | Federal Appeals Court Highlights Due Process Risks in Long-Term K–12 Suspensions | A federal appeals court decision underscores that long-term K–12 suspensions require clear notice, evidence access, and meaningful due process.
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
A federal appeals ruling warns that long-term K–12 suspensi... |
| Dec 29, 2025 | Congressional Research Service Spotlight: Due Process Basics in Public University Discipline | A December 2025 CRS overview emphasizes that notice, evidence access, and adherence to procedure are central in public university disciplinary decisions.
Keith Altman
A new CRS overview reinforces that due process, documentation, and proced... |
| Dec 23, 2025 | New OCR FAQs Reinforce What Section 504 FAPE Means in Real-World School Services | OCR’s updated Section 504 FAQs reinforce that FAPE disputes often hinge on whether accommodations are consistently implemented and documented in practice.
Keith Altman
OCR’s updated Section 504 FAQs clarify how FAPE is measured in practice—... |
| Nov 3, 2025 | K Altman Law Launches National TV Campaign; 30-Second Spot Premieres on Fox Business Channel November 5 | K Altman Law Launches National TV Campaign
Keith Altman
K Altman Law launches a national TV campaign, with a 30-second spot premiering Nov 5 on Fox Business and airing nationwide throughout November.
Our message is simple: every student des... |
| Oct 30, 2025 | K Altman Law Featured on ‘Empowered hosted by Meg Ryan’; Segment to Air on Public Television (PTV) Stations Nationwide | K Altman Law Featured on “Empowered hosted by Meg Ryan”
Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
K Altman Law featured on “Empowered hosted by Meg Ryan,” sharing guidance on student defense, special education, and Title IX advocacy.
We’re honor... |
| Oct 29, 2025 | Universities Decline to Sign Proposed Higher Education Compact | Universities cannot and should not trade their constitutional obligations for federal dollars
Keith Altman
Conditioning federal funding on adoption of specific ideological policies may invite judicial scrutiny under the First Amendment and ... |
| Oct 28, 2025 | Federal Court Blocks New Hampshire’s Anti-DEI Law, Citing Conflict with IDEA and Due Process | Court Blocks NH Anti-DEI Law
Keith Altman
Banning discussions of disability, race, or gender not only violates educators’ free speech rights but also undermines federally mandated services under IDEA and Section 504.”
— Keith AltmanFARMINGT... |
| Oct 27, 2025 | Federal Judge Halts Education Department Layoffs, Preserving Key Programs for Now | Keith Altman
Without adequate staff in OSEP and the Office for Civil Rights, states may ignore their obligations under IDEA, Title IX, and Section 504.”
— Keith AltmanFARMINGTON HILLS, MI, UNITED STATES, October 27, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ ... |
| Oct 21, 2025 | Coalition of Disability and Civil Rights Advocates Condemn Education Dept. Layoffs, Warn of IDEA Threat | IDEA at Risk
Keith Altman
Federal oversight is the cornerstone of IDEA; without it, states may cut corners on services or ignore discrimination claims.”
— Keith AltmanFARMINGTON HILLS, MI, UNITED STATES, October 21, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ ... |
| Aug 5, 2025 | K Altman Law Announces Inaugural K Altman Law Dr. Tim Markley Memorial Scholarship Recipient | Kaylyn Cooper
Keith Altman
We are thrilled to honor Kaylyn and to celebrate Dr. Tim Markley’s enduring legacy through this scholarship”
— Keith AltmanDETRIOT, MI, UNITED STATES, August 5, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- K Altman Law proudly anno... |
| Jun 12, 2025 | K Altman Law Responds to Sexual Harassment Allegations at Boston University: Demands Title IX Accountability | Keith Altman
Too often, student-athletes suffer in silence, while institutions fail to act even in the face of formal complaints.”
— Keith AltmanDETRIOT, MI, UNITED STATES, June 12, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In response to shocking allegat... |
| Apr 18, 2025 | Title IX Showdown in Maine: Attorney Keith Altman Breaks Down the Federal-State Legal Battle on WMTW Channel 8 | Keith Altman, Founder of K Altman Law
Title IX Showdown
It’s about understanding how the law functions and what rights are at stake when state and federal policies diverge.”
— Keith AltmanFARMINGTON HILLS, MI, UNITED STATES, April 18, 2025 ... |
| Apr 3, 2025 | K Altman Law Responds to Northampton Special Education Hot Mic Scandal | Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
When schools go to war with parents instead of supporting children with disabilities, K Altman Law stands up—protecting rights, dignity, and education access.
When a public school chooses to go to war wi... |
| Mar 25, 2025 | With U.S. Department of Education Under Threat, K Altman Law Warns of Risks to College Students' Rights | Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Under Threat - Risks to Student Rights
Proposed cuts to Dept. of Education threaten student due process in Title IX cases. K Altman Law urges students to know their rights now. WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STA... |
| Mar 24, 2025 | As IDEA Oversight Faces Threats, K Altman Law Strengthens Commitment to Defending Rights of Students with Disabilities | Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Defending IDEA and Protecting Students
Proposed executive action to move IDEA from Department of Education to Health and Human Services raises concerns; K Altman Law provides guidance for families.
When ... |
| Jun 19, 2024 | Keith Altman Noted Title IX Attorney Asked to Teach Continuing Legal Education Course | Keith Altman Founder of K Altman Law
Keith Altman teaches a CLE course on Title IX where he reviews the current rules and talks about the potential changes.
Title IX law is critical in ensuring educational environments are safe and equitabl... |
| Feb 15, 2024 | K Altman Law Special Education Attorneys Join Mental and Health Awareness | Keith Altman, Esquire, Founder and Lead Attorney of K Altman Law
Mental and Health Awareness
Mental and Health Awareness Magazine
Mental and Health Awareness is pleased to welcome the K Altman Law firm, as Special Education Attorneys and Ad... |