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TOPEKA – The father of a KU women’s basketball player told a Kansas Senate committee Tuesday that no one from the university had asked for a Title IX investigation following an incident that led to charges being filed against a star men’s player. Tim Calvert spoke by phone to the […]

(Ashe Schow, Watchdog.org) In November 2016, a male Cornell University student filed a complaint against the university for refusing to immediately investigate his claim of gender bias. Now a judge has ruled that Cornell acted in an “arbitrary and capricious” manner by refusing to follow its own anti-discrimination policy, which […]

New York, NY, February 21, 2017 – McLaughlin & Stern, LLP, announced today that Sander Lehrer has joined the Firm in its New York and Long Island offices effective February 1, 2017. Mr. Lehrer adds to the depth of the Firm’s existing practices in the areas of real estate development, […]

Mother and child permitted to remain in New York after Federal Court rules psychological abuse constitutes “grave risk of harm” in international child abduction case New York, Feb. 8, 2017 – McLaughlin & Stern is pleased to announce an important victory in New York Federal Court in a case involving […]

District Justice Eugene Faughnan ruled that Cornell’s Title IX Office must “immediately process and investigate” a student’s discrimination complaint against a Title IX investigator in his ruling released Friday afternoon. In a victory for Attorney Alan Sash and his client “John Doe,” Sixth Judicial District Supreme Court Justice Faughnan said […]