Ian Cooper And Kate Nash Win Dismissal Of Title IX Claims Against College

Aug 15, 2016

Ian Cooper and Kate Nash won the dismissal of a Title IX case brought against a Missouri College in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. The plaintiff was a recruit visiting campus who claimed that the College violated Title IX with regard to an alleged assault by a student at a fraternity party. Kate and Ian successfully argued that the plaintiff’s claims failed to meet the legal requirements of a Title IX claim.

Ian P. Cooper is a founding Shareholder of the Firm. Ian practices in the areas of employment, higher education, commercial and tort litigation and has been honored as a Fellow in both the College of Labor and Employment Law and Litigation Counsel of America, organizations that recognize the leading attorneys in the United States in the areas of employment law and litigation. Ian has also been named a member of the American Board of Trial Advocates and is also regularly named a Best Lawyer in America and a Missouri Super Lawyer. Ian is Chair of the Firm’s Management Committee and President of the Firm.

Kate Nash is a Shareholder at the Firm and concentrates her practice in the areas of higher education, labor and employment, and school law. Kate regularly represents colleges and universities, community colleges, school districts, and other non-profit employers throughout Missouri.

Higher Education ““ Tueth Keeney maintains one of the largest and most successful higher education law groups in the Midwest. Our higher education practice includes representation of numerous public and private colleges and universities and community colleges throughout Missouri and Illinois. The attorneys in our higher education group provide the full range of legal services to colleges, universities, and community colleges from day-to-day counseling and general counsel services to handling complex litigation.