July 21, 2020
We are frequently asked, “is there any chance that the August 14 implementation date for the new Title IX regulations will be pushed out due to pending litigation challenging the new regulations?”
The short answer to that is while not an impossibility, it is not looking likely. In addition, even
July 7, 2020
Title IX professionals are feverishly working towards an overhaul of their sexual misconduct policies and procedures to meet the August 14th deadline set out by the Department of Education. Part of this analysis includes identifying the Title IX team (Investigators, Decision Makers, Informal Resolution Facilitators), who institutions are mandated to train under
May 26, 2020
On April 29, seven women who were victims of sexual assault by college athletes filed suit against the NCAA, criticizing the NCAA that they “routinely issue harsh
On May 14, 2020, the ACLU filed suit on behalf of four organizations, challenging the new Title IX Rule issued by the Department of Education on May 6. The lawsuit takes issue with the new Rule’s disparity between its treatment of sex discrimination on the one hand, and race, national origin, and disability discrimination
May 7, 2020
Yesterday, the Department of Education released their finalized version of the new Title IX Regulations. Some current thoughts:
This is not a sprint. This is an ultramarathon.
We have seen this phenomenon in the Title IX world previously.
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