Loren F. Ex Rel. Fisher v. Atlanta Independent School System

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• holding that in IDEA cases, summary judgment is “appropriate even when facts are in dispute and is based on preponderance of the evidence.”
• holding that in IDEA cases, summary judgment is “appropriate even when facts are in dispute and is based on preponderance of the evidence.”
• noting that courts may deny reimbursement for private placement if parents act unreasonably or frustrate school's efforts
• noting that courts may deny reimbursement for private placement if parents act unreasonably or frustrate school’s efforts
• explaining that summary judgment under the Act “is based on a preponderance of the evidence” and the “usual” rule 56 “summary judgment princi- ples do not apply”
• explaining the difference between the standard of review for motions for summary judgment and motions for judgment on the record

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