Inquiry: Title IX Lawsuit Database

The Lawsuits Database featuring due process and similar lawsuits brought by male students accused of sexual assault was taken offline during the summer. I am considering restoring the database, but before I do I am sending out an email to its prior users to gauge the level of interest in seeing the database restored. Please contact us if you are interested in seeing this database restored. Also, any general feedback regarding how you or someone you know used the database would be helpful.

As a refresher, we are talking about a database of lawsuits that would at minimum provide the following:

Key documents (complaints, motions, orders)
Extensive data on each case, including the outcome, filing year, school, school status (public/private), attorneys, case numbers, plaintiffs, and so forth. The database would be fully sortable by each of these data points
An interactive attorney map, allowing users to see all attorneys litigating such cases

I’m interested in your thoughts.

Respectfully,

Jonathan Taylor

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Jonathan Taylor is a Title IX advisor, the founder of Title IX for All, and the creator of its databases on Title IX litigation and enforcement.

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The Lawsuits Database featuring due process and similar lawsuits brought by male students accused of sexual assault was taken offline during the summer. I am considering restoring the database, but before I do I am sending out an email to its prior users to gauge the level of interest in seeing the database restored. Please contact us if you are interested in seeing this database restored. Also, any general feedback regarding how you or someone you know used the database would be helpful.

As a refresher, we are talking about a database of lawsuits that would at minimum provide the following:

Key documents (complaints, motions, orders)
Extensive data on each case, including the outcome, filing year, school, school status (public/private), attorneys, case numbers, plaintiffs, and so forth. The database would be fully sortable by each of these data points
An interactive attorney map, allowing users to see all attorneys litigating such cases

I’m interested in your thoughts.

Respectfully,

Jonathan Taylor