Overview
For years, we have tracked and refined data on currently-practicing private practice attorneys who have assisted higher education “Title IX respondents” (students and teachers accused of sexual misconduct in the scope of Title IX grievance procedures) or school defendants who were sued by such respondents from 2011 and onward for violating their rights. Now, due to renewed interest, we are offering the purchase of the highest-quality portion of that data in bulk for those who may be interested.
We collect the below information on attorneys and law firms. Please note that most attorneys and firms can be searched by these data points in the purchased lists. Please also note that certain data may not be available in all cases.
The Difference
You may ask why, if you were interested in acquiring such data, you would get it here. Put simply, our data is more reliable and accurate than any generic data or list service you could find anywhere else. Additionally, our lists contain information unique to the Title IX space that could only be acquired by those who also monitor the litigation associated with these attorneys on an ongoing basis – which we do.
Higher-Quality Data
Other platforms are data aggregators. They cobble together a mish-mash of large, disparate lists they have purchased—often from unreliable sources—and then resell that. They often try to impress by drawing attention to the large numbers of records in their lists. In practice, the more spectacularly high that number, the more likely quality is suffering in exchange for quantity. The lists may have tens of thousands of attorneys, but they are also often infested with inaccuracies and a large number of superfluous contacts that serve only to waste your time. And time is money, especially in the legal field.
We do not get our data anywhere but from official sources: federal and state court dockets, legal filings, PACER, law firms themselves, and so forth. We use this data to construct our Accused Students Database, which we update several times a week, every week. We do not provide general “education attorney” data lists where a significant portion of attorneys may not work on Title IX matters, and instead work on other issues in academia, like disability, pay disputes, race discrimination, etc. On the contrary, since each attorney in the list is manually verified to be tied to either a Title IX lawsuit or a law firm explicitly stating Title IX as a practice area, you know with certainty that each attorney has a history of working in the Title IX space.
Data Unique to Title IX Attorneys
We track nearly three dozen data points between attorneys and and their firms. While some of these are generic attorney and firm data, several data points are unique to Title IX practice. Please see the scope of included data below for more.
F.A.Q. (Familiar & Anticipated Questions)
Hover over or click a box to learn more. Got a question that isn’t mentioned? Email us at info@titleixforall.com.
How would refunds work?
Refunds
Any individual rows of attorney data in the spreadsheet provided that contain inaccurate data are refundable on a per-row (i.e., per individual attorney data record) basis within thirty days of purchase. So, for example, if a list of attorneys is purchased at $1 per attorney record and five attorney records contain incorrect email addresses, $5 would then be refunded. Columns with blank data are not considered incorrect data, as data is not always available.
How would future updates work?
Future Updates
Future data updates are not included in a list purchase. We know from our work updating data throughout the years that data “decays” (becomes out-of-date) at a rate of about 10-15% annually. To make sure our data stays fresh, we scan all our data twice annually for updates. Anyone who wishes to repurchase a new list to receive these updates can do so at 15% the price of a full list of the same list type (e.g., Attorneys for Respondents, or Attorneys for School Defendants, etc.).
What are the limitations on using this data?
Limitations on Use
This data is for personal or internal (i.e., internal to an organization) use only. As part of the Terms of Service, “you may not reproduce, resell, or distribute the Services or any reports or data spreadsheets (“lists”) purchased, generated, or downloaded by the Service for any purpose unless you have been specifically permitted to do so under a separate agreement with Title IX for All.”
Ready to purchase a data list? You can do that below.
We offer several options for purchasing an attorney data list. You can purchase either a list of attorneys for Title IX respondents, a list of attorneys for school defendants, or a combined list of both at a discounted price.