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Lukasz Brzezinski, smiling, in a blue checked shirt in a bright office

Lukasz Brzezinski

Education lawyer for parents

I taught special education for six years before law school. Now I help parents get the services and fair treatment their children are owed.

I started my career in a resource room, writing IEPs and sitting through meetings where parents were handed a stack of paper and asked to sign. Too often they left without knowing what they’d agreed to.

I went to law school to be the person on the other side of that table. My practice is small on purpose: I take a limited number of families at a time, I read every page myself, and I answer my own phone.

Outside the office I coach a youth soccer team and spend too long at the farmers market on Saturdays.

What I help with

  • Special education and IEPs
  • 504 plans
  • School discipline hearings

Where Lukasz is admitted and trained

  • Bar admissions

    • State Bar of Michigan

      2015

  • Courts

    • U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Michigan

      2016

    • U.S. District Court, Western District of Michigan

      2018

  • Education

    • J.D., Wayne State University Law School

      2015

    • M.A. in Special Education, Eastern Michigan University

      2009

  • Languages

    • English

    • Polish

      Conversational

  • Memberships

    • Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates

      Member

How I work with families

I represent parents, not schools or districts. I never meet with your child without you, and I don’t name or describe children on this site or anywhere else.

I’d rather settle a dispute with one clear letter than a long hearing, and most of the time that’s what happens. When it isn’t, I prepare thoroughly and tell you plainly what to expect.