Neal filed the lawsuit in response to what he described as gender bias in an interview with The Washington Post this spring. The lawsuit revolved around a night of sexual intimacy during his sophomore year in 2015 that later spiraled into competing narratives about the circumstances of the encounter. The result was Neal’s lengthy suspension for an incident that he contended had been consensual. “One day all of your dreams are in front of you and you’re on a path and a trajectory for you to achieve those dreams — only then for it to be yanked from you, totally out of your control,” Neal told The Post in April. … Neal’s attorney Miltenberg said in a statement that “Grant is pleased that this matter has been resolved and is looking forward to moving on with his life.”