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Did you miss the live sessions? Don’t worry — you can now watch both parts of this popular webinar on demand.
Join nationally recognized legal experts Jose Martin and Dave Richards of the Richards Lindsay & Martin law firm as they answer the most pressing questions about Section 504 Program Management. In these back-to-school conversations, they share insights, clarify common challenges, and provide practical guidance to help you start the school year confident and prepared.
Whether you’re responsible for compliance, program management, or supporting students directly, this is your opportunity to hear directly from two of the most respected voices in disability law for schools.
Register once to get access to the full recording — Part 1 and Part 2.
Partner at Richards Lindsay & Martín, L.L.P., Jose focuses exclusively on disability issues and litigation affecting schools, including special education and compliance under IDEA, Section 504, and the ADA. Representing Texas public school districts, he brings a deep understanding of the daily challenges schools face in meeting state and federal disability requirements.
A graduate of the University of Texas in Journalism and the University of Texas School of Law, Jose has published extensively, including as Chief Editor and Writer for the RLM Texas Disability Law Advisor and as Contributing Editor to The Special Educator. Known for his preventive legal approach, Jose has delivered hundreds of presentations nationwide, earning consistent praise for his expertise, accessibility, and sense of humor.
Managing Partner at Richards Lindsay & Martín, L.L.P., Dave focuses his practice on Section 504 and special education law, exclusively defending school districts and special education cooperatives. He earned his B.A. in Political Science from Texas Tech University (cum laude) and his J.D. from the University of Texas at Austin.
Dave has authored and contributed to key education law resources, including The Texas Principal’s Handbook and School Risk Management and Public Officials Risk Management. He serves as General Counsel for the Council of Educators for Students with Disabilities (CESD) and is a sought-after speaker at local, state, and national conferences. Evaluations often highlight his ability to be both highly informative and “far too funny to be a lawyer.”
