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Drinking and Consent in Title IX Cases

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX, Title IX : Sexual Assault/Misconduct

Drinking is pretty common on college campuses, and so is sex. Unfortunately, it is also becoming common for students having sex to claim later that they were raped because they were too drunk to consent. Then they file a Title IX case for sexual assault. How does drinking affect a Title IX case? Does it …

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What Student Athletes Need to Know to Bring a Title IX Lawsuit Against Their School

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX : Athletics

Recent lawsuits have called attention to the high number of colleges and universities that are out of compliance with Title IX in their athletic programs. Figures from the U.S. Department of Education show that over 30% of Division I schools failed to meet financial aid requirements for female athletes and the percentage of schools violating …

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New Regulations for Title IX – Here’s What to Watch For

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX

The U.S. Department of Education celebrated the 50th anniversary of the signing of Title IX by announcing proposed regulatory changes designed to “restore crucial protections” that were “weakened under previous regulations.” What does this mean for students and staff who want to bring a claim or defend against allegations of wrongdoing? The proposed new regulations …

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Quid Pro Quo Harassment: Know Your Rights and Options

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX

In a quid pro quo situation, one person offers a favor or benefit to another with the expectation that they will receive something in return. Quid pro quo can be innocent in an educational setting, such as when a professor provides extra credit to students who volunteer their time to work at a nonprofit event. …

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