As a follow up to Unpacking the Final Title IX Regulations, Q&A With an Expert, Josh Richards of Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP continues to answer questions about the final Title IX regulations issued by the Department of Education in May 2020.
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Institutions may continue offering remote learning or may switch from in-person to remote learning due to a pandemic or other crisis. To ensure a positive remote
learning experience for students and employees, administrators
can use this guide to identify and manage key risk management issues.
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In this episode of the Prevention and Protection podcast, Scott Warner of Husch Blackwell discusses considerations higher education institutions should keep in mind when planning for students to return to campus in the wake of the COVID-19, or coronavirus, pandemic.
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In this webinar, Joshua W.B. Richards of Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP highlights significant provisions of the final Title IX regulations issued by the Department of Education in May 2020. The speaker also responds to audience questions about the regulations, which take effect Aug. 14, 2020, for all educational institutions subject to Title IX.
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Physical and emotional abuse by coaches is a far too common occurrence in athletics. This claims study examines coaching abuse in schools and derives lessons for school administrators.
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This study of approximately 1,600 claims against independent K-12 schools received by United Educators (UE) during a five-year period (2012-2016) found about 35% of claims incurred losses totaling nearly $93 million. Students and parents brought almost half the claims and accounted for nearly 60% of losses.
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This discussion with Jody Shipper of Grand River Solutions focuses on tips to employ and pitfalls to avoid when conducting your Title IX investigations remotely while campuses have moved to online work and instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.
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