Robin has extensive experience in all areas of 504 and IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act) proceedings. She has served for 14 years as a parent attorney advocate at school planning and placement meetings, mediations, resolution sessions, due process hearings, and in the filing of state, federal and OCR Complaints. She also has extensive experience representing regular and special education students in school expulsion hearings, residency disputes, and transportation issues. 
   Prior to establishing her education law practice, Robin was a commercial litigator representing clients in administrative hearings, formal and informal mediations, arbitrations, and at judge and jury trials.  Robin holds an M.B.A. in Finance from UHC-Chapel Hill and is a University of Connecticut School of Law graduate.
  For the past four years, Robin has been a peer-selected Super Lawyers in the areas of Schools and Education.
   In 2026, Robin shifted her practice from direct representation to serving as a independent neutral special education facilitator.  She has completed extensive mediator and facilitator training to enable maximum collaboration among all parties.