For additional media coverage on the Proposed Title IX Regulations, click the links below:
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Kimberly C. Lau, Litigation Partner and Chair of the Title IX/College Discipline practice, pens a letter to the editor of the Albany Times Union, Title IX Changes Merit Fair Review, in response to a recent opinion piece authored by CUNY Interim Chancellor Vita C. Rabinowitz and SUNY Chancellor Kristina M. Johnson.03/18/2019 | Times Union
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The Dickinson Press: DeVos rewrites rules for handling sexual assaultThe Dickinson Press
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The Daily Republic: DeVos rewrites rules for handling sexual assaultThe Daily Republic
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Duluth News Tribune: DeVos rewrites rules for handling sexual assaultDuluth News Tribune
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The Chronicle of Higher Education quotes Kimberly C. Lau in an article on proposed DOE Title IX RegulationsThe Chronicle of Higher Education
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Kimberly C. Lau in the New York Law Journal, Department of Education Proposes Changes to Title IX: For Better or for Worse?New York Law Journal
The article highlights how the proposed regulations provide complainants with more control over the process and instill due process protections for respondents, thus, making it more likely that outcomes will be accepted.
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Kimberly C. Lau, Chair of Title IX College Disciplinary Group Quoted in The New York Times on Title IXThe New York Times
In a New York Times article about the proposed changes to Title IX, Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly C. Lau brought a fresh perspective to this highly charged discussion. The DOE estimated they will decline in K-12 schools by 50%, and at higher ed institutions by 39%. "The decline in investigations may decrease the pressure on schools to be results-oriented in their approach and more focused on how the process is implemented," Ms. Lau said. "If the department is focused on the process, then the right outcomes will naturally result one way or another."
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau was quoted in the July 10, 2018 publication of The College Fix, in an article entitled: Judge Orders UMich to Give Accused Student a ‘Live Hearing’ to Cross-Examine Rape Accuser. Ms. Lau commented on the inherent deficiencies and deprivation of due process when schools adhere to the single investigator model system.www.thecollegefix.com
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Join @KimberlyLau_Esq for an upcoming Lawline presentation on March 8, 2018.@KimberlyLau_Esq
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Our Partner, Kimberly C. Lau, was quoted in the September 22, 2017 publication of The Legal Intelligencer, in an article entitled "Lawyers Could See Increase in Work After Trump Administration Issues New Title IX Guidance."The Legal Intelligencer
Ms. Lau discussed the importance of due process for all, and how the new title IX guidance announced by the Department of Education on Sept. 22 could impact legal representation of students.
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau was quoted in NBC News on 9/22/2017.NBC News
Kimberly C. Lau comments on new interim Title IX guidance issued by Secretary DeVos aimed at combating sexual misconduct on campuses while treating all students fairly.
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau was quoted in an op-ed in The New York Times on September 8, 2017.The New York Times
The op-ed discusses policy changes to Title IX announced by U.S. Department of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. Ms. Lau shared her experiences in representing over 100 male and female students in campus sexual-assault cases.
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau, was quoted in an Inside Higher Ed article dated August 4, 2017 entitled: What's Next on Title IX.Inside Higher Ed
The article discusses the potential policy changes and clarifications for Title IX guidelines under the Trump Administration, and Ms. Lau provided her insights on the need for more transparency in the process so that students are more aware of their rights.
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Title IX Campus Misconduct Systems: Punish or Rehabilitate?Title IX ExecuSummit
Ms. Lau was invited to speak before a group of Title IX administrators at the 2nd Annual Title IX ExecuSummit in Connecticut on July 25, and discussed the advantages of restorative justice in college discipline.
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Title IX Attorney Kimberly Lau’s Tips for College Featured in Charlotte, Orlando NewsWCNC in Charlotte | WKMG in Orlando
Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly C. Lau, Esq., was featured in separate news reports airing on Tuesday’s 11 p.m. broadcasts on WCNC in Charlotte and WKMG in Orlando. Both stories addressed the challenges associated with Title IX tribunals on college campuses. The WKMG report includes video of Ms. Lau’s visit to the Dept. of Education to discuss bringing more transparency, due process and fairness to the department’s Title IX guidance. Click to watch the videos.
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Top 5 Tips for College the Admissions Brochure Didn’t Prepare You ForTitle IX
As thousands of students nationwide prepare to start their first semester in college, many are unaware of the dangers lurking in their smartphone apps that could get students’ scholarships stripped away—or even kicked out of school. Title IX attorney Kimberly C. Lau put together some of her top tips that all students headed off to college should know to protect their futures.
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Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly C. Lau Speaks with U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos As Subject Matter Expert on Title IX.CBS News
Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau, was invited to speak with U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos on July 13, 2017 as a subject matter expert on Title IX. Secretary DeVos convened “listening sessions” to hear not only from subject matter experts, but also groups advocating on both sides of the issue of whether the Department’s Title IX guidance should be amended to provide more due process, transparency and fairness. See links for a video recap and full list of attendees.
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Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly C. Lau To Present at Title IX ExecuSummitTitle IX ExecuSummit
Warshaw Burstein Partner Kimberly C. Lau will share her insights from having handled more than 100 Title IX cases with university administrators attending the second annual Title IX ExecuSummit.
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Warshaw Burstein partner, Kimberly C. Lau, defeated a motion to dismiss her client’s Title IX, Due Process and writ of mandate claims challenging a disciplinary decision by UCSB. The significant ruling opens the door to use the federal courts to obtain a writ of mandate under California law to overturn a college disciplinary suspension—without forcing plaintiffs to first challenge state university decisions in state court. The court also adopted the McDonnell Douglas burden shifting framework for Title IX claims, requiring only "a plausible inference that the Defendants’ actions were the result of gender bias.” In sustaining the Due Process claim, the court determined that the student’s rights to notice of all the evidence against him were clearly established and violated here.Title IX
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau, recently was quoted in an Inside Higher Ed article dated June 12, 2017 entitled: Do DeVos Comments Encourage Anti-Gay Bias? The article explores the lack of clear guidance from the Department of Education concerning how schools should protect the rights of LGBT students under Title IX. Click here to read the article in its entirety.Inside Higher Ed
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau, was quoted in the April 25, 2017 publication The Daily Beast, in an article entitled “Student: Notre Dame Expelled Me Because I’m Male.” Ms. Lau commented on the growing trend of reverse discrimination lawsuits under Title IX in the wake of the Dear Colleague Letter of 2011. Click here to read the article in its entirety.The Daily Beast
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Our partner, Kimberly C. Lau, was quoted in the March 14, 2017 publication, The Daily Beast, in an article entitled “Former Princeton Student: I Was Raped, Expelled, and Forced to Leave U.S.” Ms. Lau provided commentary on her recent case, John Doe v. Princeton University, involving a gay male student’s claims that the Ivy League institution mishandled his allegations of sexual assault and expelled him after a suicide attempt in violation of Title IX and various state law claims. Click here to read the article in its entirety.The Daily Beast
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