If you find yourself the subject of a Title IX investigation at a Minnesota college or university, it's critical not to make mistakes at any point in the process, but especially early in the process. Schools are often in a rush to judgment. They often do not provide the requisite notice or let an accused party know what is at stake in a Title IX case. Do not speak to friends and others. Do not speak to the schools. Let your parents know what's going on. Make certain that you have an experienced attorney advisor in your corner from the start of the process so that the necessary precautions are taken and that the prospect of success in the Title IX case can be maximized.
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