Attorneys Directory Discontinuing October 25

We have made the difficult decision to discontinue the Attorneys Directory on October 25. This change has been a long time coming, largely because constantly updating attorney data is a huge time investment. Users will still be able to view data for attorneys who have litigated in behalf of Title IX respondents in the Accused Students Database (which we plan to maintain and expand in the near future), but we will no longer be regularly updating attorney data as they change firms, socials (e.g., LinkedIn), emails, titles, and so forth; the database will simply reflect the attorney assigned to that particular case and their firm.

Current Attorneys Directory subscribers will no longer be billed, and their access will expire on October 25, 2025. Thank you to everyone who has supported our work.

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We have made the difficult decision to discontinue the Attorneys Directory on October 25. This change has been a long time coming, largely because constantly updating attorney data is a huge time investment. Users will still be able to view data for attorneys who have litigated in behalf of Title IX respondents in the Accused Students Database (which we plan to maintain and expand in the near future), but we will no longer be regularly updating attorney data as they change firms, socials (e.g., LinkedIn), emails, titles, and so forth; the database will simply reflect the attorney assigned to that particular case and their firm.

Current Attorneys Directory subscribers will no longer be billed, and their access will expire on October 25, 2025. Thank you to everyone who has supported our work.