New York Rubber Room Lawyer

The Katz Law Offices on Staten Island and New York City, New York provides skilled representation and defense to teachers who have been charged with disciplinary actions and have been removed from their classrooms. Such causes for removal include incompetence, discrimination and sexual misconduct.

Experienced New York “Rubber Room” Lawyer

Rubber room is a term given to offices used by the New York City Department of Education to warehouse teachers who await disciplinary action. Teachers are left in rubber rooms pending adjudication of the charges against them.

Teachers in the rubber room have the option of utilizing a union lawyer for representation during the arbitration process. However, a union lawyer cannot provide the level of personal attention that a private attorney can, due in part to the sheer number of teachers that union lawyers represent.

By engaging an experienced New York education law attorney from Katz Law Offices, you can be assured that you will receive personal and individualized attention from a lawyer who will dutifully protect your interests and due process rights. Our New York City office is adjacent to the Union headquarters at 32 Broadway, New York NY.

Contact Us To Learn More About How We Can Represent You

For sound legal advice and experienced representation, contact the Katz Law Offices on Staten Island and New York City, New York today. Our 24 hour answering service allows us to provide clients with an unparalleled level of accessibility. Call us anytime, day or night, at 212.747.0606 or 718.876.8105.

The Katz Law Offices are located on Staten Island and New York City. We represent clients throughout Richmond County, New York County, Kings County, Queens County, Bronx County, Nassau County, and Suffolk County, (Staten Island, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens).

The Katz Law Offices, located in Manhattan and on Staten Island, represent clients throughout New York, New York, including Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island. We also represent people on Long Island and throughout Queens County, Suffolk County, and Nassau County.