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Supreme Court Debates the Merits of Students’ Free Speech in Cheerleader Case
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court weighed the case of teenager Brandi Levy, trying to determine...
Supreme Court Debates the Merits of Students’ Free Speech in Cheerleader Case
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court weighed the case of teenager Brandi Levy, trying to determine...
Presentation for CHADD: Helping College Students With ADHD Avoid Risky Behaviors
Helping College Students With ADHD Avoid Risky Behaviors Presentation for Children and Adults with...
Intervention for Students with Special Needs
In this episode of Real Talk, Student & Athlete Defense attorneys Susan Stone and Kristina...
Susan C. Stone | Kohrman Jackson & Krantz
— Susan Stone, a partner at Kohrman Jackson & Krantz in Columbus, has gained a national...
Title IX and Campus Misconduct Crisis Management Plan
Crisis Management Plan Dos and Don’ts for those involved in Title IX investigations and...
NEW Updates to the 2021-2022 Common Application
As one admission cycle comes to an end, a new one cannot be far behind. The Common Application,...
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Supreme Court Debates the Merits of Students’ Free Speech in Cheerleader Case
On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court weighed the case of teenager Brandi Levy, trying to determine whether or not public schools have the power to regulate student speech off-campus. This case examines the role of the First Amendment in the digital world, where...
Supreme Court Balances First Amendment Rights of Bird Flipping Student
Today, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case of Brandi Levy, a student who, in 2017, posted a profane rant on Snapchat after failing to make the school’s varsity cheer team. Directing her anger at her school, her cheerleading team, and “everything,” the...
Biden Administration Announces Next Steps Toward Changing Title IX Sexual Assault Regulations
President Biden has recently announced his commitment to enforcing Title IX in our nation’s school. He has ordered the U.S. Department of Education to review the existing Title IX regulations, orders, and guidance to ensure that our schools are free from...
Susan C. Stone | Kohrman Jackson & Krantz
-- Susan Stone, a partner at Kohrman Jackson & Krantz in Columbus, has gained a national reputation for representing students and professors in Title IX discrimination cases. She represents students involved with sexual assault allegations on college campuses...
Expected Rise in Title IX Allegations Following End to the Pandemic
About one year ago- around the time when most colleges and universities were letting out for spring break 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic took the country by storm. Higher learning institutions closed their doors, sending students home for a semester of remote learning....
Do I Have to Report Suspensions or Infractions to Colleges After Acceptance?
Once you have been accepted to a college or university, you may feel like you have finished the college search process. After years of hard work, applications and continued uncertainty, it is relieving to see acceptance letters in the mail. However, even after a...
NEW Updates to the 2021-2022 Common Application
As one admission cycle comes to an end, a new one cannot be far behind. The Common Application, one of the more popular methods of applying to college, is slowly releasing what’s new and, in some cases, what is improved, with the 2021-2022 Common Application. The...
What Does President Biden’s Title IX Executive Order Mean?
On International Women’s Day, President Joe Biden made a landmark decision by issuing an executive order directing the Department of Education to look into the regulations former Secretary of Education Betsy Devos put in place in August 2020. The Department of...
Stone & Supler Face Harvard in Court of Appeals: College Fix Coverage
KJK's Susan Stone & Kristina Supler Face Harvard Before the first U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Harvard tells appeals court its undefined evidence standard for sexual assault isn’t vague by Henry Kokkeler | The College Fix No deadline for punishing students...
Intervention for Students with Special Needs
In this episode of Real Talk, Student & Athlete Defense attorneys Susan Stone and Kristina Supler are joined by Jaclynn Bosley, owner and executive clinical director of Thrive Early Learning Center, to discuss intervention and therapy strategies for students with...
What to Expect During a Research Misconduct Investigation
An accusation of scientific or research misconduct can end the career of anyone working in academic or scientific research. Whether the accused is a PhD candidate or a tenured professor, the consequences of being found to have falsified, plagiarized or fabricated...
Ohio Budget Includes Needed Funds for K-12 Student Wellness and Mental Health
Last week, Governor DeWine and Lt. Governor Husted presented the Investing in Ohio Initiative as part of the Executive Budget for Fiscal Years 2022 and 2023. The Initiative contains a number of programs geared toward promoting the health – mental, physical and...