Credit: Lee/Adobe Stock Federal Judge OKs Student's Title VI Discrimination Retaliation Claim Against University of Pennsylvania
"We are pleased that the court agreed that the claims in this case should move forward. We are looking forward to pursuing these claims further in discovery to so we can address UPenn's discriminatory actions, which have negatively impacted the education and future of a bright student," said the plaintiff's attorneys, Kristen Mohr and Andrew T. Miltenberg of Nesenoff & Miltenberg.
August 26, 2024 at 11:21 AM
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Civil Rights
A federal judge in Pennsylvania cleared the way for a South Asian woman's discrimination retaliation claims to proceed against the University of Pennsylvania, finding that the student sufficiently brought allegations that she was wrongly suspended after filing a bias complaint over cheating allegations.
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