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Arrests Connected to Widespread Drug Overdoses in New Haven

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Criminal Defense

Drug Crimes Attorneys New Haven, CT
Students were returning to school at Yale in August when more than 100 drug overdoses occurred in a nearby park, according to news reports. The overdoses stemmed from a batch of K2, a form of synthetic marijuana that many people spray on plant materials and smoke. Authorities later reported the K2 in question was laced …

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Mandatory Reporting in Compliance with Title IX

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX

Title IX Attorneys CT
The recent controversy regarding Ohio State University (OSU)’s head football coach raises many questions regarding mandatory reporting requirements by certain college and university employees under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and under school sexual misconduct policies. Title IX obligates institutions to promptly, thoroughly, and equitably investigate any reports of sex-based discrimination. This …

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Female Professors Can Also Face Accusations of Title IX Violations

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

Title IX Attorneys in New Haven
When many people think of Title IX complaints, they likely think of accusations against a male college student, coach, or professor for harassing, assaulting, or otherwise discriminating against female students. However, the law protects students of all genders from misconduct by others of all genders. Forms of alleged discrimination can occur between members of the …

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Can a College or High School Cut or Reduce Funding for its Women’s Sports Teams under Title IX?

| Author: Andrew Miltenberg | Title IX : Athletics

Title IX Athletics Attorneys CT
Prior to the passage of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, only about 30,000 women participated in collegiate athletics, and women only received two percent of the athletic funds of colleges and universities. Today, nearly 200,000 women play college sports and during the 2009-2010 academic year, women’s teams received 40 percent of athletic …

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