Potentially, yes. If your nursing program was found noncompliant with ABHES standards and used an exit exam to change a previously passing course...

Potentially, yes. If a principal told a coach that a former student had “stalking charges,” that statement could support a defamation claim if it...

Probably not. California public schools generally cannot require a student to purchase school merchandise as a condition of participating in a...

A university can generally require coursework that teaches professional branding or online networking, but it should not necessarily require you to...

Potentially, but the first step is to determine what the school actually knew and how it assessed the report. Washington law requires districts to...

An OCR investigation does not automatically require the university to grant interim accommodations, but you do not need to wait for OCR’s outcome...

The inconsistency is important evidence, but it is not automatically dispositive. IDEA requires each IEP to state how progress toward annual goals...

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Potentially, yes. If a school advertised “zero-dollar tuition” and accredited degrees, but its accreditation or federal-aid eligibility ended and...

Potentially, but a lawsuit is difficult unless you can show the teacher acted with malice, for example, knowingly fabricated the statement or...

Victims of campus violence may have several parallel options: emergency medical care, a police report, a campus safety report, and a report to the...