College Student Defense

Colleges and universities usually have fairly strict policies regulating student behavior on their campuses, and this has only become more true in the era of COVID -19. From how many students can be in any one…

On January 20, 2021, Joe Biden was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States. Whether you celebrated this ceremony or not, it is undeniable that the Biden administration means big changes for the future…

Being accused or convicted of a criminal offense can have far-reaching repercussions not only in your private life but in your education as well.  Even when you’ve not been accused or convicted of a crime, the…

The COVID-19 epidemic has thrown everyone’s holiday plans into question, and universities are no exception. Schools are revising their usual policies regarding winter break in effort to accommodate the unique situation that many students face. As…

Many university students who feel their school has failed to properly educate them or has mistreated them want to sue their university. These lawsuits tend to be based on three things; breach of contract, negligence, or…

Imagine waking up one morning to find that you have become the object of a social media campaign to get you kicked off your sports team, expelled from school or demanding that your admission offer to…

Receiving a summons or a subpoena for the first time can be very confusing.  What does it mean? What are you supposed to do next? How is one different from the other? Luckily, our legal team…

A former California real estate executive was sentenced to six months in prison for his role in the high-profile college admissions scandal, in which 50 wealthy people, including celebrities like Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, paid…

College football season is just around the corner. It’s almost the time of year where fans across the country block off every Saturday until the new year to cheer on their favorite teams.  Each team has…