Education Lawyers in Viterbo

Advice for students, families, educators and institutions on rights and regulations.

Education Law

Education law sits where public administration meets personal rights. We advise families, staff and institutions on admissions, disciplinary matters, special educational needs and employment issues in the education sector.

Disputes with schools and universities often move quickly and have short deadlines. We help families and staff understand their rights, resolve issues with the institution where possible, and challenge decisions when needed.

How we help

  • Admissions and enrolment disputes
  • Disciplinary proceedings
  • Special educational needs and support
  • Challenges to administrative decisions
  • Employment matters for teaching staff

Who we act for

  • Students and families
  • Teachers and school staff
  • Private schools and institutions
  • Training providers
Key things to know

What you should know about education law

01

Act quickly against decisions

Decisions by public schools and universities can usually be challenged before the Regional Administrative Court (TAR), generally within 60 days.

02

Students with disabilities have support rights

Under Law 104/1992 pupils with disabilities are entitled to an individual education plan (PEI) and, where needed, a support teacher.

03

Specific learning disorders are protected

Pupils with dyslexia and other specific learning disorders are entitled to a personalised learning plan (PDP) with suitable tools and measures (Law 170/2010).

04

You can see the documents

Families generally have a right of access to the administrative documents that concern them (Law 241/1990), such as reports, minutes and grading records.

General information only, not legal advice. Every case is different: contact us for advice on your situation.

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