The Department of Justice and Department of Education recently weighed in on a Title IX case, arguing that a university can be liable under Title IX for failing to properly investigate off-campus conduct. Two students … Read more
Recently the Supreme Court broke new ground in the area of constructive discharge. In Green v. Postmaster General, a 7-1 opinion written by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the Court ruled that the filing period for a … Read more
Jonathan C. Puth submits comments to the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, which is currently reviewing new proposals entitled “Principles for the Discovery of Electronically Stored Information in Civil Cases.” The discovery … Read more
Those who watch Netflix’s popular TV show House of Cards know that First Lady Claire Underwood will stand up to anyone, from members of Congress to the Russian President. Robin Wright, the actor who plays … Read more
Earlier this week the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit held that a Virginia school board’s policy barring a transgender boy from using the boy’s restrooms at his school violates Title IX’s ban … Read more
Washington, D.C. (April 14, 2016) – Today Jonathan C. Puth of Correia & Puth, PLLC testified on the Mayor’s FY 17 proposed budget and financial plan in front of the Council of the District of … Read more
Public Justice, a national public interest law firm, interviewed Linda M. Correia for its April e-newsletter. The profile is below and can be read in full here. * * * * In Linda Correia’s first … Read more
By: Jake New, Insider Higher Ed, March 14, 2016 The University of North Florida last week agreed to a $1.25 million settlement with a former women’s basketball coach who alleged the university discriminated against her … Read more
By: Steve Patterson, March 12, 2016, The Florida Times-Union Former University of North Florida women’s basketball coach Mary Tappmeyer will be paid $1.25 million to settle claims involving sex-discrimination and retaliation for complaints. UNF President John Delaney said school officials “unequivocally … Read more
