DO review the Notice of Investigation thoroughly, paying particular attention to the date(s) and potential policy violation(s). DON’T contact the Complainant. This could expose you to a no-contact order violation and is NEVER a good idea. DO read your school’s
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Predicted: 8th Circuit and Northern District of Texas Halt Biden Student Loan Forgiveness
By: Shawn M. Flynn and Jared J. Roberts In a recent October 2022 Washington Times article, Binnall Law Group correctly predicted that federal courts would halt the Biden Student Loan Forgiveness plan. Specifically, the article argued that courts should be skeptical…
Binnall Law Group: Brand Story by Jesse Binnall
I’m Jesse Binnall, Founder and Partner at Binnall Law Group. I’d like to share how I started a law firm focused on justice and client experience. We are lawyers. But we’re more than that. We do not look for easy…
Leftists Won’t Hold Themselves Accountable, the Courts Must
By: Jared Roberts For too long, the left has felt emboldened to tell lies about America First Republicans. Emboldened by the lack of consequences they have suffered for such lies, emboldened by the power these lies have had in upending…
I am a Title IX Respondent – Can I Cross Complain?
By Lindsay McKasson Depending on the facts and circumstances of the situation, you may be entitled, and indeed it may good strategy, to cross complain against the complainant in a Title…
Running for Congress? Hire an Election Law Lawyer.
By: Jared J. Roberts Today’s political climate, while often tedious and downright hostile, has had one positive outcome: More people are now involved in our elections process than ever before. This includes new people wanting to get involved and run…
Biden Administration’s Proposed Title IX Regulations Public Comment Period Set to Close Today: 3 Days After Falsely Accused Day 2022
By: Ben North This year’s Falsely Accused Day, September 9, came only days before the public comment period is set to close – today – for the Biden Administration’s Proposed Title IX Regulations. On Falsely Accused…
The Title IX Process Under the 2020 Regulations
By: Ben North The 2020 Title IX Regulations have a very strict process that schools must follow after receiving notice of an allegation of alleged sexual harassment (which includes allegations of sexual assault, stalking, domestic violence, and dating violence). These…
The Warping of Title IX: How Title IX has been Weaponized, Contrary to its Intended Purpose, Since its Passing 50 Years Ago
By: Ben North and Eamon McCarthy Earls This week marks the 50th anniversary of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. Enacted as a follow up to the 1964 Civil Rights Act, Title IX was intended to prevent sex…
Unveiling the Truth: How the Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard Trial Underscores the Importance of the 2020 Title IX Regulations
By: Lindsay R. McKasson and Jared J. Roberts The riveting trial of Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard has come to an end with the Pirates of the Caribbean star victorious to a tune of $15 million. As most anyone with…