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Welcome to FLeducationlawyer.com & blog

Welcome to FLeducationlawyer.com & blogWelcome to FLeducationlawyer.com & blogWelcome to FLeducationlawyer.com & blog

Our focus is on defending students in academic, professional, and legal disputes, serving as a Florida education attorney and

A man supports a student with text about not fearing litigation for students' rights.

Zachary Gaynor, Esq., is a Florida education attorney dedicated to representing current and former students in high-stakes education disputes, including those related to the Nova Southeastern University (NSU). If you’re dealing with challenges such as academic dismissal, professionalism allegations, honor code violations, clinical or rotation removals, disability accommodation disputes, Title IX-related processes, religious discrimination claims, financial aid complications, leave of absence challenges, or administrative break-in-enrollment issues, Zachary can guide you in understanding the process, preserving your record, and effectively advocating in NSU-related academic, disciplinary, and accommodations disputes.


Every case is unique, and we provide a candid assessment of your options and pressure points based on the relevant documents, deadlines, and the institution's published policies and procedures. Our expertise includes navigating the complexities of the Nova Southeastern lawsuit, ensuring that your student rights advocacy remains a top priority.


For further insights, visit our blog for practical guides on documentation, appeals, FERPA record strategies, and more about student rights advocacy.


We offer a free initial consultation for NSU-related matters (time-limited), so take advantage of our Fast Start with a Florida education lawyer who understands your needs!

Student Defense: Legal Advocacy for Students

Florida education law attorney Zachary Gaynor offers defense in academic and discrimination disputes.

Experience

Zachary Gaynor, Esq., is a Florida education attorney who has been licensed to practice law in Florida since 2016 and is authorized to represent clients in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida. His legal practice primarily focuses on education disputes and student defense matters, including academic progression actions, discipline/professionalism issues, and accommodations disputes, particularly in cases related to Nova Southeastern University. As a dedicated Florida education lawyer, Zachary Gaynor advocates for student rights, ensuring that client identities and case details remain confidential and are not disclosed without client authorization.

Profile of Zachary Gaynor, a Florida education attorney with notable qualifications and focus on student defense.

Education

Zachary Gaynor, Esq., a dedicated Florida education attorney, completed his law degree at the University of Florida, where he also earned his LL.M from Seton Hall. In addition to his legal expertise, he possesses an undergraduate degree in accounting and a master's in accounting from the University of Florida. As a knowledgeable Florida education lawyer, Zachary focuses on student rights advocacy, ensuring that students understand their rights and that universities, including those involved in the Nova Southeastern lawsuit, respect and honor these rights, particularly regarding NSU Nova lawsuit accommodations.

Student Defense: Florida Legal Advocacy for Students

Zachary Gaynor, Esq., Email address: Zacharysgaynor@gmail.com Phone number: 561-308-9119 Use the GET IN TOUCH button to provide information Office Location: Palm Beach county, Florida Meetings: Available by appointment in Boca Raton and by phone call

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