Private School Matters

May 10, 2012 Title IX Claim That University Retaliated Against Student For Complaining Of Gender Discrimination Allowed To Go To Court
May 10, 2012 Private School Not Liable for Fatal Crash Involving Student Drivers Occurring Off Campus After School Hours
May 10, 2012 Justice Department Settles with Athletic Association for Violation of Title III of ADA
May 10, 2012 Private College Did Not Discriminate Under ADA When It Offered All Reasonable Accommodations to Student
May 10, 2012 Student Could Proceed With Claim Against School for Emotional Distress Suffered as a Result of Hazing Incident
May 10, 2012 Pakistani Employee Who Was Taunted And Intimidated By His Indian Colleagues Could Take His Hostile Work Environment Case To Trial
May 10, 2012 Private Academy Did Not Violate FMLA or Title VII When It Terminated Teacher Who Missed Classes Without Permission
May 10, 2012 Employee Could Not Proceed With DFEH and ADA Claims When His Original Administrative Complaints Did Not Reference Disability Discrimination
May 10, 2012 Genuine Issue Of Material Fact Exists As To Whether Contracting Entity Was A Separate Entity From Licensed Contractor
April 10, 2012 Multiple Unconscionable Provisions Cannot Be Severed From Arbitration Provision
April 10, 2012 Victims of Child Abuse Could Not Bring Claims That Had Already Lapsed When Statute of Limitations Was Extended
April 10, 2012 Justice Department Settles with Football League for Violation of Title III of ADA
April 10, 2012 Contractual Arbitration Provisions Must Clearly Refer To Applicable Arbitration Rules And Can Only Impose Attorneys' Fees If They Are Recoverable In Court
April 10, 2012 Court Finds in University's Favor Where Applicant Could Not Show That She Applied For A Position For Which She Was Qualified
April 10, 2012 Employee's Claim of Disability Discrimination Fails Where College Offered Nondiscriminatory Reasons for Selecting Another Employee For Promotion
April 10, 2012 Terminated Admissions Officer Allowed to Proceed With Title IX Retaliation Claim Where College's Proffered Reason for Termination Was Disproportionate to Supervisor's Reaction to Alleged Misconduct
April 10, 2012 School Nurse Who Was Terminated After Reporting Suspected Child Abuse Was Allowed To Proceed With Retaliatory Discharge Claim Under State's Whistleblower Statute
April 10, 2012 Private University Requiring Participants to Sign Hold Harmless Waiver for Wall Climbing Activity Not Liable for Injured Employee of Participating Group
April 10, 2012 An Easement's Unique Value to a Particular Buyer and Potential Uses For the Property Are Appropriate Factors In Determining a Measure of Damages for the Loss of an Easement; An Award of Attorney's Fees Under Civil Code Section 998 Is Not Linked To The Determination of Prevailing Party For A Contractual Attorney's Fee Award

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