Wed 2 Nov, 2022

Title IX Rules Changes Could Affect Off-Campus Conduct

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The Biden administration’s proposed changes to the rules governing Title IX could have a major impact on how schools investigate allegations of sexual misconduct. In June 2022, the federal Department of Education (DOE)...

Wed 2 Nov, 2022

Title IX Protections Expanded to LGBTQ+ Students

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In June 2022, the Biden administration released revised guidelines for Title IX that expanded the scope of federal gender policy to include discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The federal...

Wed 2 Nov, 2022

Navigating a Time of Change

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In June 2022, the U.S. Department of Education announced major changes to Title IX guidelines, revising how sexual misconduct is defined, expanding the jurisdiction of educational institutions, and changing the standard of...

Thu 9 Sep, 2021

Can you sue social media if you’ve been unfairly shamed?

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To be shamed or called out on social media platforms is an alarmingly common experience today. On college campuses, this can be the weapon of choice for community members who feel they’re being treated unfairly or face...

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