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    Scott J. Corwin, A Professional Law

    Scott J. Corwin, A Professional Law

    4.7
    (96 reviews)

    I've biked the same way for 20+ years and made left turns next to cars all the time. And then one…read moreday I was rear-ended while I was preparing to make that same left turn. It's scary that I have no recollection of what happened, one minute I was looking at the green left turn light, the next, I was sideways with my helmet skidding across the asphalt. California CVC 21208 basically states that on a roadway with a bike lane, bicyclists traveling slower than traffic must use the bike lane EXCEPT when making a left turn... With that said, the police report put me at fault!?!?! I was rear ended riding a bike by a car! I didn't want to legally pursue anyone if it was indeed just an accident, but I have no idea if the driver was on his phone, not paying attention or what, plus he left me with a broken leg and medical bill was north of $130K and I knew my medical insurance would only cover so much. Scott Corwin was referred to me by my cousin-in-law who had great results when she was hit by a car many years ago. Speaking to Mr. Corwin for the first time, I can tell he was result driven and it was great to know that he operate on a contingency basis, so no legal fee unless there was a settlement. Despite the police report's result, Scott used his years of knowledge and experience and was able to get a settlement from the other party's insurance that covered majority of my medical responsibilities. Julie Harbeson (his legal assistant) was also instrumental in assisting with all the information that the other parties requested as I was instructed to "talk to no one". Scott has one goal and that is to get you financial compensation for the pain and bills that the other person left you with. If you are looking for a lawyer who checks in on your recovery and have small talk from time to time, look elsewhere or better yet, ask yourself what really matters as you look in the mirror at your broken body part/s.

    Attorney Scott J. Corwin did a great job in getting me justice in my personal injury case! I was…read morehit by a car when crossing the street, and was left with a bad injury to my knee. Scott handled things with the insurance companies, dealt with all the trouble, and secured a great settlement for me to compensate for the injuries I suffered at the hands of a reckless driver. He's got lots of experience in the industry, so if you've got a personal injury case, Scott's the guy to call to help you get your justice.

    A2Z Educational Advocates

    A2Z Educational Advocates

    4.8
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    Jane is a great lawyer and advocate -- thankfully she focuses on knocking down educational barriers…read morefor special needs kids. And her whole team are amazing advocates too. I cannot rate her highly enough. I recommend her to every family I know with a special needs kid. Why? First, she does not waste time - yours or hers. From the first meeting, Jane focuses you (the parents) on system-wide barriers that school districts place in your child's way, and the legal challenges she can and will help you overcome. Jane is the expert in this area of the law. Second, she is incredibly affordable. She is passionate about this area of law and her skills and track-record would justify enormous legal fees, but she understands that, after her advice leads to your "defeating" your school district's refusal to provide required services to your child, the district's reimbursement of your legal costs (that is, her fees) will be capped. So she does not waste your time or money by over-billing you. Finally, Jane and her team are not trying to be friends with the school district Special Ed administrators. They are direct, clear, and compelling advocates for your child. They will attend your IEP meetings with you, and they will point out the services your child is entitled to by law (not as a favor or gift from the district). If you are exhausted, frustrated, feeling hopeless, and depressed by your interactions with your school district, you need to hire Jane. How do I know? Jane and her team saved my daughter's life. When the school district continued to deny my daughter substantive support services after multiple bullying incidents and suicide attempts, Jane's associate attended our next IEP meeting. We left with that meeting with the district's agreement to pay for an out-of-state therapeutic boarding school for two years. My daughter's life did not magically "poof" improve to trouble-free perfection, but she is attending college classes (at her own pace), has hope about her tomorrows and, best of all, friends. Jane's legal mastery made that happen. Hire her. You will never regret it.

    How much is it worth to you to see your special needs child succeed in life? To have the chances…read morethat other children have? As the mother of a special needs child who was falling further and further behind no matter what we did, these were the questions I started to ask myself. And when our school district cut one too many corners after 4 back-to-back IEP meetings where I still didn't feel heard, I knew it was time to get help. The reality of special needs education is that the IEP document you are signing is a LEGAL agreement you are entering into with your school. Once it is signed, that is the document that decides your child's schooling - not grade level expectations, not standardized tests or curriculums, not measures that are typically used in classroom settings. Unless you are a special needs attorney yourself, there are so many legal considerations you do not know about that can make or break your child's education. Your school district knows this - they have attorneys that can advise them every step of the way, and so should you.. because it's your child you are trying to help. You need someone on your side with the expertise to fight for your child's rights and your rights. Jane of A2Z Educational Advocates is that person for us, and we are so incredibly grateful that we called her. Jane is the parent of a special needs child herself, and she knows what you are going through, and what you need to know. Not just about the IEP process and legal rights, but also other aspects of being a special needs parent, such as specialist referrals, Regional Center funding, therapy options, and basic advise from years of experience. Jane is one of the most knowledgeable and formidable attorneys in the field of Special Education Advocacy there is. Her team is absolutely outstanding and supportive and there to assist you every step of the way. The next time you feel like you're not being listened to, or you don't know what to do, or you are overwhelmed, and need help with the world of special needs and your legal rights, call A2Z and ask for a consultation with Jane. For what it's worth, in only two years things have completely turned around for our child. From being unable to read or function in school (and refusing to even try) to a straight A student, our child is now in the right environment in middle school and loving it. Our child is succeeding - all thanks to Jane and her team and the work they put in to fighting for our child's rights. Please call. It's worth it!

    Kohrs & Fiske - general_litigation - Updated July 2026

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