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Therese will speak on the issue of complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act by adopting effective policies and procedures to address accommodations requests.

Last week, the Wisconsin Supreme Court issued its opinion in a dispute between a tenured professor, who had been suspended for publicly criticizing a graduate student-instructor in a blog post, and Marquette University, a private Catholic university.

News of sexual abuse scandals on college campuses continues unabated.

We’re all guilty of it. In a hurry or a huff, we’ve all sent an email or text we wish we could take back. Unlike private conversations, those messages often have a hauntingly long, and very public, shelf life. No one knows this better than John M. Engler, interim president of embattled Michigan State University, which has been reeling since news of the Larry Nassar abuse scandal broke.

As a lawyer with over 15 years of litigation experience, I must confess I am a bit biased towards resolving disputes in court.

Just in time for the holidays, the U.S. Department of Education approved the discharge of 12,900 pending claims submitted by former Corinthian College students under existing Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) rules.