K Altman Law

K Altman Law is a full-service law firm offering legal representation to clients throughout the United States. Although the firm handles a variety of legal matters, four primary practice areas constitute the majority of cases at the K Altman Law: student defense, Title IX, civil rights, and criminal defense. We pride ourselves on zealously representing our clients and offering them support and guidance at every stage from intake to case resolution.

We have assembled a team of academics, legal professionals, and advisors with decades of experience to represent students accused of academic misconduct and other student code of conduct violations. Our familiarity with institutions of higher learning enables us to achieve positive outcomes for our clients. Also, we work with K-12 students, undergraduate students, and graduate students who need assistance with their cases.

If you are a party to a Title IX investigation, you have the right to an advisor. Title IX guarantees that respondents have the right to due process. K Altman Law fights for clients accused of Title IX violations.

Respondents are entitled to notice of the allegations against them, the applicable standard of proof, and live hearings, among others rights. Our team of experienced litigators represents students and faculty members accused of violating Title IX.

The United States Constitution and each individual state constitution guarantees specific civil rights for citizens. If you were deprived of your civil rights, you need a zealous advocate who is unafraid to assert your civil rights claims.

K Altman Law offers exceptional legal representation if you are seeking a skilled civil litigation lawyer.

Being convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony can result in the loss of privileges that can affect you economically, socially, and psychologically. If you are seeking a criminal defense lawyer, contact K Altman Law. We have experience handling every phase of a criminal case, from pretrial to appeal. We understand how prosecutors work and negotiate. If a plea bargain cannot be reached, we have the resources and staff necessary for trial.