The Title IX Lawsuits Database is Now the Accused Students Database
This change is consistent with the direction we plan on taking it as well as a few other reasons described here.
New: Easy Regulatory Provisions Lookup + Citation Tool
An efficient tool for locating and citing key provisions in Title IX and FERPA regulations.
Vision and Roadmap for Our Database Work
A roadmap of our database plans for the foreseeable future and how they fit into our vision going forward.
All Databases: Mobile and Tablet Experience Overhauled, Improved
Two thirds of the database as displayed on mobile and tablet devices are new or improved. The desktop version has some changes as well.
New Upgrades to Attorney and Law Firm Data, Related Features
Law firms that explicitly specialize in Title IX or student conduct matters can now be searched for and sorted, among an array of other changes.
Released: “User Experience Plus” Mega-Upgrade for All Databases
New account management features, as well as improvements to navigation, accessibility, performance, and security, and new features for individual databases.
Just Released: “Key Decisions” Upgrade to Title IX Lawsuits Database
Key court decisions for lawsuits by students accused of Title IX violations are now available in a much more accessible way.
Two Minor Improvements to Our Databases
Small improvements to our Title IX Lawsuits and Office for Civil Rights Resolutions databases.
A Flurry of Development Updates to Our Databases
We have made improvements to the Title IX Lawsuits and OCR Resolutions Databases as well as the Account Management system.
Free Trial Launched for the Title IX Lawsuits Database
We have created a free trial for the Title IX Lawsuits Database. Users can now try it out before subscribing to the full version.
