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K Altman Law
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The Law Office of Keith Altman, PLLC
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K Altman Law is a U.S. national education law firm operating as The Law Office of Keith Altman, PLLC, headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan with an additional office in Fort Worth, Texas. The firm delivers legal representation across four core practice areas — student defense (K-12 through graduate school), Title IX, special education advocacy, and civil rights — with adjacent offerings in Name/Image/Likeness representation, social media addiction litigation, complex litigation, and VA disability claims. It serves individual consumers (students, families, and education professionals) rather than institutional clients, maintaining an active caseload spanning 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools nationwide.

The firm operates a hybrid professional-services-plus-platform model. Legal services are delivered by attorneys, former educators, special education advocates, and paralegals under a sales-led go-to-market that relies on a toll-free intake line (888-984-1341), website forms, and free initial consultations. Marketing spans national public-television exposure ("Empowered Hosted by Meg Ryan" in 2026), regional broadcast media, content marketing, webinars, a firm podcast, and broad social-media presence across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, and TikTok. Pricing is quote-based and varies by case complexity and jurisdiction, with no publicly disclosed rates.

In January 2026, K Altman Law launched The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based, AI-enabled, jurisdiction-aware platform designed to help parents navigate IEP meetings and school accountability — an extension of its fee-for-service legal practice into a recurring-revenue product surface. The firm is privately held, founder-led by Keith Altman, and reports no external investors, parent company, or subsidiaries in the available data.

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K Altman Law is a U.S. national education law firm serving students, families, and education professionals across 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools. It specializes in student defense, Title IX, special education advocacy, and civil rights litigation, and recently launched a subscription AI-enabled parent-advocacy platform.

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Serves global market

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student defense law, Title IX representation, special education advocacy, education law services, academic misconduct defense
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2Virtual Special Education & Related Services (IEP Delivery Online)
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  • Offices of Lawyers54111
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Legal Services8111
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Education Law Services
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K Altman Law generates revenue through legal fees for representing students and educational professionals in matters including student defense, Title IX cases, special education advocacy, and civil rights litigation. Services include consultation, representation in hearings, appeals, and litigation proceedings.

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1Legal representation services with variable pricing
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Quote-based pricing varies by case type, complexity, and jurisdiction. Initial consultations available to assess client needs.

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K Altman Law is a national education law firm that provides legal representation to students, families, and educational professionals across practice areas including student defense, Title IX defense, special education advocacy (IEP/504), civil rights, NIL contract review, complex federal litigation, and VA disability claims. The firm also offers The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based AI-enabled platform launched in January 2026 to help parents navigate IEP meetings and school accountability.

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  • Successfully defended and represented clients at hundreds of universities and K-12 schools nationwide
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K Altman Law is a national full-service law firm providing legal representation throughout the United States. The firm operates a platform-plus-service model with four primary practice areas: Student Defense (K-12 through graduate student representation), Special Education Advocacy (IEP, 504, eligibility), Title IX (sexual harassment and gender discrimination), and Civil Rights. Additional services include Social Media Addiction Litigation, NIL Representation, Complex Litigation, and VA Disability Claims. The firm also offers The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based AI-enabled platform launched January 2026 for special education parents. The practice serves clients across 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools nationwide.

Product and service11 records
1Student Defense
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Legal defense for K-12, college, and graduate students facing code of conduct violations, academic misconduct charges, plagiarism, cheating accusations, and institutional allegations.

2Title IX Legal Services
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Representation for students and faculty in sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and retaliation cases in federally funded educational institutions.

3Special Education Advocacy
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Expert guidance on IEP eligibility, placement, 504 plans, and specialized learning services for parents and children navigating special education.

4Civil Rights
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Enforcement of Constitutional protections, defense against unlawful arrests, and representation for fair housing violations.

5Social Media Addiction Litigation
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Legal representation for families exploring options when social media addiction and excessive platform use may have contributed to serious harm.

6NIL Representation
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Assistance for student-athletes with Name, Image, and Likeness contract reviews, compliance protection, and defense during NIL disputes.

7Online Cheating Defense
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Expert defense strategies for digital academic dishonesty allegations, protecting academic integrity and future prospects.

8Education Law for Professionals
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Comprehensive legal support for educators including academic integrity defense, termination defense, professional licensure assistance, discrimination representation, and contract negotiations.

9The Advocacy Circle
CategorySubscription Platform
Description

AI-enabled, jurisdiction-aware subscription platform that helps parents navigate special education advocacy, IEP meetings, and school accountability.

10Complex Litigation
CategoryCore Service Area
Description

Federal court litigation experience across the United States in complex cases involving defective products, mass torts, and other civil matters.

11VA Disability Claims & Appeals
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Description

Strategic advocacy helping veterans pursue service-connected disability benefits, challenge denials, and navigate the VA claims and appeals process.

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-10-30
Description

K Altman Law and New Horizons Education Group formed a strategic partnership to enhance special education advocacy. The collaboration aims to provide families with improved resources and support for navigating special education processes, combining legal expertise with educational consulting services.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Specialized Title IX and student defense practice serving universities nationwide; directly comparable in dedicated Title IX focus and respondent-side positioning to K Altman Law.

2The Lento Law Group (Joseph D. Lento)
TypeDirect peer
Description

One of the most recognized student defense and Title IX law practices in the U.S., directly competing with K Altman Law across college-level misconduct, Title IX, and academic integrity matters.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Student defense and Title IX defense firm with a similar national practice and content-driven lead generation approach, competing for the same university-level respondent clients.

4Karen Contos, Esq.
TypeDirect peer
Description

Title IX and student defense attorney with a national practice; competes for the same higher-education respondent and accused-student client base.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Nonprofit/digital resource hub for families navigating IEPs, 504 plans, and learning differences; serves the same parent audience as K Altman Law's special education practice and Advocacy Circle platform.

6Hodson & Gervais (Title IX / Student Defense)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Boutique student defense and Title IX firm with a national footprint, overlapping with K Altman Law's core higher-education misconduct and Title IX practice areas.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large national firm with a dedicated education practice covering Title IX compliance, special education, and higher-education litigation; competes at the institutional side of the same matters.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Education and student defense attorney with a content-driven web presence; competes in overlapping areas of student misconduct defense and education law.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Education law firm advising schools and families on special education, Title IX, and student matters; comparable in special education advocacy and education-institution focus.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Regional-to-national firm with a higher-education practice advising institutions on Title IX, special education, and student affairs; competes for institutional representation contracts.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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K Altman Law

Education Law Serviceskaltmanlaw.com

K Altman Law is a U.S. national education law firm serving students, families, and education professionals across 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools. It specializes in student defense, Title IX, special education advocacy, and civil rights litigation, and recently launched a subscription AI-enabled parent-advocacy platform.

What K Altman Law does

K Altman Law is a U.S. national education law firm operating as The Law Office of Keith Altman, PLLC, headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan with an additional office in Fort Worth, Texas. The firm delivers legal representation across four core practice areas — student defense (K-12 through graduate school), Title IX, special education advocacy, and civil rights — with adjacent offerings in Name/Image/Likeness representation, social media addiction litigation, complex litigation, and VA disability claims. It serves individual consumers (students, families, and education professionals) rather than institutional clients, maintaining an active caseload spanning 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools nationwide.

The firm operates a hybrid professional-services-plus-platform model. Legal services are delivered by attorneys, former educators, special education advocates, and paralegals under a sales-led go-to-market that relies on a toll-free intake line (888-984-1341), website forms, and free initial consultations. Marketing spans national public-television exposure ("Empowered Hosted by Meg Ryan" in 2026), regional broadcast media, content marketing, webinars, a firm podcast, and broad social-media presence across Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X/Twitter, and TikTok. Pricing is quote-based and varies by case complexity and jurisdiction, with no publicly disclosed rates.

In January 2026, K Altman Law launched The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based, AI-enabled, jurisdiction-aware platform designed to help parents navigate IEP meetings and school accountability — an extension of its fee-for-service legal practice into a recurring-revenue product surface. The firm is privately held, founder-led by Keith Altman, and reports no external investors, parent company, or subsidiaries in the available data.

K Altman Law firmographics

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Name
K Altman Law
Legal name
The Law Office of Keith Altman, PLLC
Website
https://kaltmanlaw.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2018
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
K Altman Law is a U.S. national education law firm serving students, families, and education professionals across 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools. It specializes in student defense, Title IX, special education advocacy, and civil rights litigation, and recently launched a subscription AI-enabled parent-advocacy platform.
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K Altman Law industry classification

Industry
Product category
Education Law Services
NAICS
Offices of Lawyers (54111)
SIC
Services-Legal Services (8111)
akta.pro primary industry
IEP/504 Planning, Case Management & Compliance (EDAJAKAB)
akta.pro secondary industry
Virtual Special Education & Related Services (IEP Delivery Online) (EDAJADAG)

Keywords

  • Student defense law
  • Title IX representation
  • Special education advocacy
  • Education law services
  • Academic misconduct defense

Where K Altman Law is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Farmington Hills
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

K Altman Law business model

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GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Legal Services Fees: K Altman Law generates revenue through legal fees for representing students and educational professionals in matters including student defense, Title IX cases, special education advocacy, and civil rights litigation. Services include consultation, representation in hearings, appeals, and litigation proceedings.

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ModelBillingPrice
OtherOtherLegal representation services with variable pricing

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

K Altman Law product offering

Product offering

Core offering

K Altman Law is a national education law firm that provides legal representation to students, families, and educational professionals across practice areas including student defense, Title IX defense, special education advocacy (IEP/504), civil rights, NIL contract review, complex federal litigation, and VA disability claims. The firm also offers The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based AI-enabled platform launched in January 2026 to help parents navigate IEP meetings and school accountability.

Product overview

K Altman Law is a national full-service law firm providing legal representation throughout the United States. The firm operates a platform-plus-service model with four primary practice areas: Student Defense (K-12 through graduate student representation), Special Education Advocacy (IEP, 504, eligibility), Title IX (sexual harassment and gender discrimination), and Civil Rights. Additional services include Social Media Addiction Litigation, NIL Representation, Complex Litigation, and VA Disability Claims. The firm also offers The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based AI-enabled platform launched January 2026 for special education parents. The practice serves clients across 270+ universities and hundreds of K-12 schools nationwide.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Student Defense Legal defense for K-12, college, and graduate students facing code of conduct violations, academic misconduct charges, plagiarism, cheating accusations, and institutional allegations.
  • Title IX Legal Services Representation for students and faculty in sexual harassment, gender discrimination, and retaliation cases in federally funded educational institutions.
  • Special Education Advocacy Expert guidance on IEP eligibility, placement, 504 plans, and specialized learning services for parents and children navigating special education.
  • Civil Rights Enforcement of Constitutional protections, defense against unlawful arrests, and representation for fair housing violations.
  • Social Media Addiction Litigation Legal representation for families exploring options when social media addiction and excessive platform use may have contributed to serious harm.
  • NIL Representation Assistance for student-athletes with Name, Image, and Likeness contract reviews, compliance protection, and defense during NIL disputes.
  • Online Cheating Defense Expert defense strategies for digital academic dishonesty allegations, protecting academic integrity and future prospects.
  • Education Law for Professionals Comprehensive legal support for educators including academic integrity defense, termination defense, professional licensure assistance, discrimination representation, and contract negotiations.
  • The Advocacy Circle AI-enabled, jurisdiction-aware subscription platform that helps parents navigate special education advocacy, IEP meetings, and school accountability.
  • Complex Litigation Federal court litigation experience across the United States in complex cases involving defective products, mass torts, and other civil matters.
  • VA Disability Claims & Appeals Strategic advocacy helping veterans pursue service-connected disability benefits, challenge denials, and navigate the VA claims and appeals process.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Successfully defended and represented clients at hundreds of universities and K-12 schools nationwide
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use K Altman Law

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Ideal customer profiles4 records

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K Altman Law partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • New Horizons Education GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 30 October 2024K Altman Law and New Horizons Education Group formed a strategic partnership to enhance special education advocacy. The collaboration aims to provide families with improved resources and support for navigating special education processes, combining legal expertise with educational consulting services.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

K Altman Law competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Title IX Law Firm (Andrew Miltenberg): Specialized Title IX and student defense practice serving universities nationwide; directly comparable in dedicated Title IX focus and respondent-side positioning to K Altman Law.
  • The Lento Law Group (Joseph D. Lento): One of the most recognized student defense and Title IX law practices in the U.S., directly competing with K Altman Law across college-level misconduct, Title IX, and academic integrity matters.
  • Spodek Law Group: Student defense and Title IX defense firm with a similar national practice and content-driven lead generation approach, competing for the same university-level respondent clients.
  • Karen Contos, Esq. Title IX and student defense attorney with a national practice; competes for the same higher-education respondent and accused-student client base.
  • Hodson & Gervais (Title IX / Student Defense): Boutique student defense and Title IX firm with a national footprint, overlapping with K Altman Law's core higher-education misconduct and Title IX practice areas.
  • Tad Nelson & Associates: Education and student defense attorney with a content-driven web presence; competes in overlapping areas of student misconduct defense and education law.
  • Walsh Woodard LLC (Education Law): Education law firm advising schools and families on special education, Title IX, and student matters; comparable in special education advocacy and education-institution focus.

Emerging players

  • Understood.org: Nonprofit/digital resource hub for families navigating IEPs, 504 plans, and learning differences; serves the same parent audience as K Altman Law's special education practice and Advocacy Circle platform.

Broad incumbents

  • Holland & Knight (Education Practice): Large national firm with a dedicated education practice covering Title IX compliance, special education, and higher-education litigation; competes at the institutional side of the same matters.
  • Saul Ewing (Education Group): Regional-to-national firm with a higher-education practice advising institutions on Title IX, special education, and student affairs; competes for institutional representation contracts.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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K Altman Law leadership team

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Profiles23 records

K Altman Law funding detail

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

K Altman Law M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about K Altman Law

What does K Altman Law do?

K Altman Law is a national education law firm that provides legal representation to students, families, and educational professionals across practice areas including student defense, Title IX defense, special education advocacy (IEP/504), civil rights, NIL contract review, complex federal litigation, and VA disability claims. The firm also offers The Advocacy Circle, a subscription-based AI-enabled platform launched in January 2026 to help parents navigate IEP meetings and school accountability.

Is K Altman Law a public or private company?

K Altman Law is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was K Altman Law founded?

K Altman Law was founded in 2018. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is K Altman Law based?

K Altman Law is headquartered in Farmington Hills, United States, in the North America region.

How does K Altman Law make money?

One revenue line is on record: legal Services Fees.

Who are K Altman Law's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Title IX Law Firm (Andrew Miltenberg), The Lento Law Group (Joseph D. Lento), Spodek Law Group, Karen Contos, Esq., Hodson & Gervais (Title IX / Student Defense), Tad Nelson & Associates and Walsh Woodard LLC (Education Law). Understood.org is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Holland & Knight (Education Practice) and Saul Ewing (Education Group).

Does K Altman Law have an API?

No public API is recorded for K Altman Law.

What industry is K Altman Law in?

K Altman Law's product category is Education Law Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAJAKAB, IEP/504 Planning, Case Management & Compliance, with a secondary code of EDAJADAG, Virtual Special Education & Related Services (IEP Delivery Online). Its NAICS code is 54111 and its SIC code is 8111.

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EIN PresswireK Altman Law Responds to New Federal Rule Limiting How Long International Students May Remain in the United StatesK Altman Law responded to a new federal rule capping international student stays at four years, requiring additional approval for longer stays. The firm warns this creates procedural risks for doctoral and research students, urging preservation of immigration and university documentation. It will continue monitoring developments affecting international students and higher education institutions.EIN PresswireK Altman Law Calls for Clearer, Fairer College AI Misconduct Processes Following Brown Classroom Cheating AllegationsK Altman Law is urging colleges to adopt clearer, fairer processes for AI-related academic misconduct, citing a Brown University economics professor's account of widespread AI use on a midterm. The firm expects AI-related integrity disputes to rise as institutions move from informal faculty responses to formal enforcement frameworks.EIN PresswireSC Ruling on Transgender Athlete Participation Creates New Title IX Landscape for Students, Schools, and FamiliesThe Supreme Court upheld West Virginia and Idaho laws restricting transgender student athletes from female teams, reversing lower-court rulings. The Court held Title IX permits separate women's and men's teams based on biological sex. The decision creates new compliance and student-rights considerations for schools and families.EIN PresswireMichigan Opens Public Comment on IDEA Part B Application, Giving Families a Chance to Shape Special Education PrioritiesMichigan opened public comment on its Federal Fiscal Year 2026 IDEA Part B application, with review from March 18 to May 17, 2026 and written comments accepted through April 17, 2026. The application reflects FFY 2025 funding figures, and families are advised to submit concise comments on recurring issues like evaluation delays and staffing shortages.EIN PresswireProposed Federal Accountability Rule Signals New Pressure on Low-Earning Postsecondary ProgramsThe U.S. Department of Education proposed a rule on April 17, 2026, that would hold postsecondary programs accountable for low earnings, potentially cutting federal student loans and Pell Grants. Programs whose graduates earn less than high school graduates could lose eligibility, and graduate programs would face similar benchmarks. The proposal signals heightened scrutiny of program performance and student debt exposure.EIN PresswireSupreme Court Decision Clarifies Standard for Student Disability Discrimination Claims Against SchoolsThe Supreme Court held that students with disabilities bringing ADA and Rehabilitation Act claims against schools are not required to show bad faith or gross misjudgment, but face the same standards as other disability discrimination cases. The Court vacated the Eighth Circuit's judgment and remanded the case, reinforcing that educational disputes do not trigger a higher evidentiary bar.EIN PresswireGrant Funding for Accelerated Special Education Teacher Certification Program Draws Attention to Service Capacity NeedsNearly $1 million in grants will support an accelerated special education teacher certification program, according to a FOX56 report. The funding highlights broader staffing shortages that can affect IEP implementation and service consistency for students with disabilities. The article advises families to monitor their students' IEPs and document any service gaps.EIN PresswireSchool Psychologist Licensure Expansion Debate Highlights Access and Student Support ConcernsSchool psychologists are advocating for licensure expansion to address service gaps in school-based mental health support. The debate raises questions about role clarity, supervision, and compliance with special education and disability laws. Families are advised to ask schools about staffing and supervision of mental health services.EIN PresswireGAO Report on OCR Restructuring Signals Why Families Should Preserve Civil Rights Records EarlyA GAO report on OCR restructuring found about half of OCR staff on administrative leave in March 2025, seven regional offices closed, and over 9,000 complaints received with about 90% dismissed. The report advises families to preserve civil rights records early, as external agencies may not recreate complete records.EIN PresswireIDEA Part B Reporting Update Highlights the Importance of Documentation, Timelines, and State AccountabilityThe Department of Education published a notice on March 23, 2026, seeking comment on a revised information collection for IDEA Part B State Performance Plans and Annual Performance Reports. The notice underscores that documentation, timelines, and measurable compliance are essential for special education accountability. Families are advised to keep records of IEPs, evaluations, and service logs to resolve disputes.