How to Compromise with Your School District Without Compromising Your Child: A Field Guide for Getting Effective Services for Children with Special Needs
Gary Mayerson is a 1979 graduate of the Georgetown University Law Center.  In 2000, after 12 years as a commercial litigation partner with a well known Manhattan law firm, Gary withdrew from his partnership to start Mayerson & Associates, the first and only law practice in the country dedicated to representing children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorders and related developmental disabilities.To date, Gary and his staff have worked with hundreds of families in more than two-dozen states, as far away as Alaska.  Gary also has consulted internationally and has presented at numerous national conferences and universities.   Gary has testified before Congress on the subject of the federal IDEA statute and is the author of "How to Try an Autism Case," published in the June, 2003 edition of New Jersey Lawyer Magazine.  Gary’s chapter, "Notes from the Front:  The Current Wave in ABA Litigation," appears in Dr. Lovaas’ most recent book, Teaching Children with Developmental Delays (Pro-Ed 2003). Gary also wrote the foreword appearing in Science for Sale in the Autism Wars (SKF Books 2003).