MSU spends $1.6M fighting an accused student lawsuit, Harvard debuts anonymous Title IX reporting, the First Circuit inexplicably cancels an attorney, and more.
An update on lawsuits, a Forest Hills Superintendent struggles to understand why a 13 year-old would falsely accuse a teacher of sex-assault, and more.
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We work nationwide. Our mailing address is:
Title IX for All provides help and resources for students wrongly accused of Title IX violations, Title IX professionals, and advocates. We are egalitarians and civil libertarians who believe that Title IX protections are for all. Our work focuses extensively, but not exclusively, on men and boys and due process.
Title IX for All is not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice, legal representation, or engage in attorney-client relationships. Assistance to parties in the scope of in-school Title IX proceedings is not legal advice (per 34 CFR 106.45(b)(5)(iv), an advisor to parties in Title IX proceedings “may be, but is not required to be, an attorney”).
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