Author: Nesenoff & Miltenberg
Miltenberg: “Judge to Rule on Whether Claims in $25M Lawsuit by Harvard Prof. Francesca Gino Will Proceed,” Harvard Crimson
Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino’s $25 million lawsuit will face its first major hurdle, with a federal judge set to rule on the motions to dismiss her claims filed by the University and quantitative...
Miltenberg, Davis: “37 Boston College Swimmers and Divers Sue School After Hazing Suspension,” CBS News Boston
Dozens of Boston College swimmers and divers are now suing the school after they were suspended for hazing allegations. Thirty-seven of the student-athletes filed the suit against BC on October 17. They requested a temporary
Miltenberg: “Has NIL been fair to women?,” The Salt Lake Tribune
On Dec. 13, Utah’s Crimson Collective announced it would offer SUV and truck leases to members of the men’s basketball, women’s basketball and gymnastics teams. In the end zone of Rice-Eccles Stadium last October, 85
Miltenberg, Bernstein, Davis: “Order: UNC Cannot Disclose Accused Student’s Identity, Disciplinary Records,” Title IX for All
An accused student pseudonymously named Jacob Doe, represented by Nesenoff and Miltenberg, received a favorable ruling from Chief Judge Martin Reidinger (a G.W. Bush nominee) in U.S. District Court for the Western District
