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Teachers Pupils and Parents
Representing elementary school teachers, pupils, parents and school authorities.
The school law issues regularly involve the parents, the child, the teacher, the school management and the school authorities. Each party involved has different rights and obligations, but also interests. Frequent topics include disciplinary proceedings, data protection issues, the problem of communication between the school and separated parents, or child protection itself. However, a teacher may also have claims against the school management or authorities when it comes to employment law. In this regard, English-Speaking-Lawyers represent you in every constellation and ensure that your rights are safeguarded and that you obtain your rights. Individual advice, strictest confidentiality, personality in communication and advice as well as committed and motivated advocacy based on sound legal arguments.
School law covers the law governing elementary school during compulsory schooling.This includes kindergarten, elementary school and upper school. During these educational phases, a variety of situations can arise for which support is required.
As a general rule, competent English-speaking lawyers cover all of the following areas of school and education law throughout Switzerland.
At elementary school for pupils, parents, teachers and school authorities:
Enrolment and school allocation Special needs of a child such as speech therapy or special education, children with disabilities Giftedness Transfer decisions Disciplinary proceedings such as expulsion or exclusion from school Child protection and custody in connection with school proceedings Bullying and violence prevention Discussions with parents
At vocational schools, grammar schools or universities for students, lecturers and professors:
Accusations of plagiarism Dealing with Asperger’s syndrome or autism spectrum Compensation for disadvantages due to disability or other problems Procedural errors during examinations Health problems during training or the examination phase Disciplinary proceedings
