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Legal Wins

Since its inception, GAE's Legal Services Division and Field Services Division have continually earned a strong reputation for fighting for members' due process rights.   The following are recent wins on behalf of members who experienced work-related disputes and problems. 

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* Volume and Issue refer to KNOW magazine 
Historical GAE Legal Victories
Schools, teacher settle for $180K
Tuesday, September 08, 2009 Former union leader sued Atlanta Public Schools, claiming she was treated unfairly for criticizing the board By Andy Peters, Staff Reporter   The Atlanta Public Schools has reached a $180,000 settlement with the former head of the school district's largest teac
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