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Now that the House settlement allows colleges to pay athletes, schools must balance new revenue-sharing rules with Title IX ...
In a decision that underscores the primacy of prosecution history to determine claim scope, the US Court of Appeals for the ...
Opinion: Segal McCambridge's Carla Varriale-Barker and Ryan Musleh write that a win for student-athletes created a ...
The Trump administration filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the California Department of Education and the California ...
The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division has filed a lawsuit to enforce Title IX, aiming to protect female student ...
After an investigation into California’s legal protection of biological males who identify as female competing in the same ...
Buffalo Bills first-round pick Maxwell Hairston sued by woman alleging sexual assault during their time at University of ...
The Trump administration restored an interpretation of Title IX regulations from President Donald Trump’s first term, affecting how schools — including Duke — handle sexual assault ...
Was Justice Gorsuch thinking about Title IX in EMD Sales? The FLSA case considers whether to apply the “preponderance of the evidence” standard or the “clear and convincing evidence” standard.
The burden of proof in a hearing lies in the preponderance of evidence — similar to a civil trial. Why aren’t Title IX investigations more transparent?
The Biden administration’s changes to Title IX — the 1972 statute prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex — go into effect nationwide Thursday.
As the Biden administration's controversial Title IX rules go into effect, many due process protections afforded under the Trump era rules are being retracted.