Baylor Legal Fees Rise After Sexual Assault Lawsuits
Baylor University’s legal fees have skyrocketed over the past few years due to multiple lawsuits, investigations and settlements involving sexual assault and other issues.
Baylor University’s legal fees have skyrocketed over the past few years due to multiple lawsuits, investigations and settlements involving sexual assault and other issues.
The court’s ruling to allow cross-examination during sexual-misconduct cases is binding in all public higher-ed schools in Michigan, Ohio, Tennessee and Kentucky.
After the former resident and UNM reached an agreement regarding her alleged sexual assault last year, the head of anesthesiology said the department had to “reallocate” bonuses to pay for the settlement.
The lawsuit claims the districts violate state law by requiring parents provide forms of state-issued ID in order to enroll their children.
More than 225 women have filed lawsuits against the former doctor and USC, claiming the school mishandled and ignored allegations of sexual abuse.
The MSU settlement included a provision to stop Michigan Legislature from passing three Nassar-related reforms on sexual assault.
The lawsuit claimed school officials failed to response appropriately after a former student said she was gang-raped by as many as eight football players.
The lawsuit claims the Broward Schools superintendent had been warned about the school’s lack of security but did nothing to fix it.
Advocates say the therapy is a way to show the school cares about the healing process of abuse survivors.
The settlement does not preclude the university from charging student groups security fees in the future.
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