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- Allen Harris Wins Against the University of North Texas in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
- Allen Harris Law Sends Open Letter to Dr. Michael Lauer of the National Institutes of Health
- Attorneys Mike Allen & Samantha Harris Featured in New York Post Article
- Attorney Kellie Miller Featured in CNN Article
- Attorney Kellie Miller Featured in Inside Higher Education Article
- Attorneys Michael Thad Allen, Samantha Harris Are Featured in The New Yorker Article
- Allen Harris Client Prof. Scott Gerber Writes About His ‘Secret Investigation’ Nightmare in the Wall Street Journal
- The Impact of the ‘Mob Mentality’ on Student and Faculty Rights
- Allen Harris and FIRE Team Up to File Title IX Amicus Brief with Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
- Attorney Michael Thad Allen of Allen Harris Law Is Featured in The Free Press Article
- Attorney Robert Shibley of Allen Harris Law Featured on Dr. Phil
- The Most Accurate Movie About Campus Life in the 1990s: Oh! What a Difference Three Decades Has Made
- First Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds Student’s Claim Against Stonehill College’s Unfair Campus Court and for Ignoring Its Title IX Policies
- Coming Soon to a Campus Near You: The Human Resource Office Will Begin an Unending Investigation for the Sake of Investigation
- Survey suggests college students think some speech might warrant violent reactions – even the death penalty
- Boo! This Halloween, beware of ghosts, offensive costumes … and college administrators
- Massachusetts Private High School Forced to Recognize Student’s Rights in Title IX Case
- Fifth Circuit Issues Landmark Social-Media Censorship Decision
- Allen Harris Submits Comment On Proposed Title IX Regulations
- Allen Harris welcomes Robert Shibley to the firm
- What New College Students Should Know About Facing Sexual Misconduct Allegations
- Famed New England Prep School Not Above the Law in Disciplinary Action Against Former Student, Judge Rules
- UNT Professor Timothy Jackson’s Case Featured in NYT Opinion Piece
- UNT Professor Timothy Jackson Wins Preliminary Battle in the Courts
- Can a Professor be Punished for Reading a Slur Aloud in Class?
- Federal Court Condemns Bias in Campus Sexual Misconduct Proceeding
- Study finds self-censorship is rampant among college students
- Allen Harris Law’s Samantha Harris Helps Graduate Student Fight for Freedom of Conscience at Princeton Theological Seminary
- Allen Harris Law’s Michael Thad Allen Represents Timothy Jackson
- What To Do if You Are A College Student Accused of Sexual Misconduct
- University of Tennessee Pharmacy Student Sues School Over Discipline for Social Media Posts
- Federal Judge Orders UConn to Pay Attorney Michael Thad Allen $63,000 for Violating Due Process Rights of Student
- Supreme Court Rules Against UNC in Sexual Assault Discipline Case
- New Department of Education Hotline for Campus Free Speech Violations Draws Criticism
- Sixth Circuit Takes Back Win for Title IX Plaintiff Who Argued University of Michigan Didn’t Do Enough to Protect Her from Sexual Harassment
- Federal Judge Could Strike Part of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’s Title IX Rule
- New Title IX Rules Retroactive: Doe v. Rensselaer Polytechnic University
- U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Free Speech Case Against Georgia Gwinnett College
- R.I.P. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Staunch Feminist Supporter of Title IX Rights
- Syracuse University Can’t Hide Student Advisor Records Simply by Assigning “Therapists” To Be Advisors: Lessons for Accused Students and Victims Alike
- Free Speech, Academic Freedom Issues Arise Out of Princeton Faculty Petition
- Colleges as Courtrooms? How Administrators Can Adjust to New Title IX Regs
- Universities and “Free Speech” Issues: What to Know During the George Floyd Protests
- What Legal Consequences Will Universities Face if They Don’t Reopen in the Fall?
- With Universities Moving to Online-Only Classes, Plagiarism Concerns Evolve
- Deliberate Indifference: When Universities Don’t Listen and Victims Sue, Who Is Winning and Who Is Losing?
- K-12 and Title IX: Strengthening Enforcement to Protect Students
- Can Fraternities Be Required to Admit Women Under Title IX?
- Allen Law Wins Motion to Dismiss against Syracuse University
- Judge Upbraids UConn for Unfair Investigation
- Allen Law LLC Wins Temporary Restraining Order for University of Connecticut Student
- Is Your Free Speech Protected on Social Media when You’re at School? The Answer Is …. Maybe?
- Why Colleges and Universities Believe the Federal Drug Free Schools and Communities Act Prohibits (But Actually Doesn’t) Medical Marijuana on Campus
- The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Rules to Protect College Students with Disabilities Five Lessons from Endres v Northeast Ohio Medical University
- What Happens if You’re a Faculty Member Accused of Misconduct? Can Title VII Protect You?
- Trauma and the Daubert Standard
- Just Say No to School Rules that Discriminate against Users of Medical Marijuana
- Five Big Myths About Title IX and Your Education Rights
- The ABA Just Rejected “Affirmative Consent” Rules for Sexual Assault
- How to Stop Cyberbullying by Defending Yourself
- Three Lessons For Victims Of Campus Sexual Assault In The Purdue University Case
- What Happens If You Get Charged With Student Misconduct?
- High School Opts to Segregate Swimmers by Sex, Risks Violating Title IX
- Parent Guide: You and Your Student’s Right to Information
- Victims Demand Due Process Rights in Title IX Cases
- Professors May Not Be Prepared to Address Bias and Discrimination Among Students
- Title IX, Codes of Conduct May Conflict With First Amendment On Campus
- Eighteen State Attorneys General Oppose Due Process Protections in Title IX Proceedings That They Must Observe in Every Other Civil or Criminal Proceeding
- Graduate Student Expelled on Sexual Misconduct Sues Syracuse University for Biased Title IX Investigation
- An In-Depth Look: Title IX and the Code of Conduct at Connecticut College
- What Parents Should Know About Title IX Violations and School Conduct Codes Before School Starts
- New Title IX Statistics Show Saying “No” Works
- What Is a Title IX Interim Measure?
- New Regulations Will Boost Reliability of Title IX Procedures
- An In-Depth Look: UConn’s Title IX and Code Violation Policies
- Accused… Now What?
- Four Title IX Lessons from the Brett Kavanaugh Hearings
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