News & Articles

Order: UNC Cannot Disclose Accused Student’s Identity, Disciplinary Records

Procedural deficiencies, a disparity of harms, and citations of gender bias by Senior Investigator Jeremy Enlow and Associate Vice Chancellor Elizabeth Hall played a part.

By Jonathan Taylor|12/05/2023|Accused Student Lawsuits|

Title IX Recap: What Happened in November 2023?

New action by House Republicans regarding Title IX regulations, litigation victories, new studies on discrimination and suicide, and more.

By Title IX for All|12/04/2023|Title IX Recaps|

All Databases: Mobile and Tablet Experience Overhauled, Improved

Two thirds of the database as displayed on mobile and tablet devices are new or improved. The desktop version has some changes as well.

By Title IX for All|11/25/2023|Accused Students Database, Attorneys Database, Database Updates, Databases, OCR Resolutions Database, Regulation Challenges Database|

Title IX Recap: What Happened in October 2023?

Battles over pseudonymity, defamation lawsuits, a new class-action complaint, crazy campus policies, and more are in the news.

By Title IX for All|10/31/2023|Title IX Recaps|

Early Thanksgiving: 50% Off First Cycle for All Database Subscriptions With Code THANKS2023

We're passing the gravy a bit early this year.

By Jonathan Taylor|10/15/2023|Databases, Promotions|

Title IX Recap: What Happened in September 2023?

A landmark Ninth Circuit decision, a new California bill will limit justice for the falsely accused, litigation victories and defeats, and more.

By Jonathan Taylor|10/02/2023|Title IX Recaps|

Khan v. Yale: a Momentous Decision, a Defeat for False Accuser Advocacy

Connecticut Supreme Court: contrary to the demands of advocates, campus rape accusers - including false and malicious ones - can be sued for defamation.

By Jonathan Taylor|09/28/2023|Accused Student Lawsuits, Complainant Advocacy, Due Process, Rights & Protections|