News & Announcements
February 23, 2010
Hamilton Southeastern Schools, Franklin Township Community Schools and Middlebury Community Schools, filed a lawsuit in Hamilton County against the State of Indiana arguing that their schools are not receiving sufficient funding as a result of the State’s long-held school funding formula.
Allergies in Schools: A Changing Legal Landscape
School Law Report
February 2010
Firm partner Darcy L. Khira authored article on allergies in schools for Education Law Association's monthly newsletter School Law Reporter
15 Firm Attorneys Named Super Lawyers and 10 Named Rising Stars
Law & Politics
January 26, 2010
The law firm of Franczek Radelet is pleased to announce 24 of its attorneys have been recognized in Law & Politics’ 2010 edition of Illinois Super Lawyers.
Maryanne C. Adams Joins the Firm as its First Director of Client Service & Development
January 22, 2010
To start the new year, the law firm of Franczek Radelet welcomed Maryanne C. Adams as its first Director of Client Service and Development.
Veteran Labor & Employment Attorney, Christopher A. Johlie, Adds Significant Experience to Chicago Law Firm
January 18, 2010
The law firm of Franczek Radelet is pleased to announce that Christopher A. Johlie has joined the firm as a partner.
Winter 2010
James C. Franczek, Jr. profiled in The University of Chicago Law School Alumni Magazine
Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education
Illinois School Law: Organization, FInance & Property
January 7, 2010
Firm partners Todd Faulkner and Brian Crowley contributed to the 2010 edition of Illinois School Law: Organization, Finance & Property published by the Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education (IICLE)
Labor & Employment Relations Association - Chicago Chapter
January 5, 2010
Kyle B. Johansen named to LERA Chicago Chapter Board of Directors
More students qualify for education plans
Northwest Herald
December 17, 2009
Franczek Radelet attorneys Darcy Kriha and Jennifer Smith were quoted on the front page of the Northwest Herald after hosting "The New Section 504" seminar for McHenry County.
As part of our ongoing effort to offer helpful tools for our clients to stay up to date on quickly changing education law issues, Franczek Radelet launches a new podcast: Education BYTES. Education BYTES will provide an opportunity, free of charge, for clients to listen in as Franczek Radelet attorneys discuss the top issues facing our education clients. Education BYTES offers a fun and quick way for educators to keep informed.