With more than two decades of experience in education law, Laurie Reynolds advocates for school administrators, districts, boards and associations in due process hearings and mediation conferences. She skillfully counsels school organizations in student discipline, special education matters, and Section 504 accommodations.

Laurie guides educational entities through challenging constitutional issues involving matters of student privacy, protest, journalism, speech and other forms of expression, bringing finesse and acumen to sensitive, often high-profile matters in an ever-evolving legal area.

Clients appreciate Laurie’s keen insight into what they deal with on a daily basis. As a former educator, Laurie understands the many competing concerns that teachers and administrators must handle. She provides advice grounded not only in law, but in ethics, practicality and a deep commitment to public education. With a personable, bridge-building style, she collaborates closely with the organizations she represents to forge the best paths forward.

A recognized leader on the legal nuances of student issues and special education matters, Laurie regularly presents workshops and speaks at conferences on these topics. She also serves as the firm’s chief financial officer and provides oversight and direction for its operations.

Laurie finds it highly gratifying to help clients address complex problems with elegant solutions that repair and enhance relationships with parents, teachers and the community as a whole. With a firm belief that democracy is built on public education, she vigorously supports districts in developing students’ critical thinking skills and moral character so they can lead the country to a better and more just future.