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When Can Accused Students Pursue Defamation and Tort Claims After Title IX Investigations?

When Can Accused Students Pursue Defamation and Tort Claims After Title IX Investigations?

KJK | Feb 6, 2026 | Defamation

Title IX is a broad law encompassing sexual misconduct claims, including campus sexual assault, sexual discrimination, or sexual harassment, that can have significant implications for those accused of sexual misconduct on school or college campuses. If a student,...

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