At issue:
When a Penn State pre-med student was accused of sexual assault, a three-member Title IX panel found he violated the Student Code of Conduct and subsequently suspended him from classes and banned him from on-campus housing at the Thomas Jefferson School of Medicine in Philadelphia.
Outcome:
The accused hired the team at Nesenoff & Miltenberg and we were able to successfully prove that the school violated Doe’s right to due process by not following a clear policy, rejecting most of his 22 questions, and withholding other significant information. The U.S. Middle District judge granted injunctive relief and lifted the student’s suspension.
– As covered in PennLive.com
