Title IX law is in constant flux, with new rules and legal challenges continuing to shape how schools, colleges, and other institutions handle sex-based misconduct and discrimination.  Our firm closely monitors these developments and is committed to providing the most current information available. Click here to learn about the current state of Title IX and how we can help if you are facing accusations or other Title IX issues. 

If you’re a student at a college or university in Ohio and you find yourself the subject of a Title IX investigation, do not make the mistake of speaking with the school without taking the necessary precautions. Schools are often in a rush to judgement. Schools often do not provide the requisite notice to an accused party. They do not let an accused party know just what’s at stake in a Title IX case. Title IX may be well intended, but due to an unfortunate dynamic behind Title IX, a complainant’s interests will often align with the school’s. A respondent’s interests are considered last, if at all.

Do not speak with friends or others. Do not speak with the school. Let your parents know what’s going on. Make sure that your rights and interests are protected by having an attorney adviser help you through the process.

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