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A year ago, the CEO Action for Diversity and Inclusion launched ("the Action").

In general, the federal government provides student loans to qualified Americans regardless of their credit history. To facilitate repayment and avoid borrower default ...

There is more bad news for businesses that thought that they could wait for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to issue specific regulations before making their websites accessible to individuals with disabilities.

Jeffrey Sultanik was quoted in The Philadelphia Inquirer article "More Labor Peace in Schools."

The North American Securities Administrators Association requested comments on an amendment to a proposed continuing education program and model rule for investment adviser representatives.

In 2020, the California State Legislature passed the California Consumer Financial Protection Law ("CCFPL') as AB 1864. This law provided the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation ("DFPI")...

Peter J. Tucci was featured in the Central Jersey article, "Pennington: Pennington School Graduates 105."

A key factor in advancing any school's educational mission is ensuring that its built environment continues to adapt to the needs of students, faculty and staff, giving them the physical resources and amenities they need to learn and thrive.

Over the past two months, Thompson Coburn's Higher Education Practice presented a four-part webinar series examining the U.S. Department of Education's proposed borrow defense rule.

A. Kyle Berman was featured in the Debtwire article, "Red Lion Schools' SOS Tests Pennsylvania Distress Laws."

In case you are still in holiday mode, we wanted to send out a reminder on two upcoming important Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) reporting deadlines.

The announcement was made just prior to a scheduled hearing in the District of Massachusetts to hear arguments from Harvard and MIT as to why the guidance was illegal.

Jeffrey Sultanik was featured in The Morning Call article, "Saucon Valley Heads to Nonbinding Arbitration."

Jeffrey Sultanik was quoted in The Morning Call article "Saucon Valley Softens Deal, Teachers Propose New Offer."

Carrie Cohen was featured in Reuters' coverage of the When There Are Nine Scholarship Project

Growing up as a kid in the Bronx, my greatest memories were the summers my sisters and I spent upstate in the Catskills.

Recent developments at the federal and state levels highlight the increased focus on addressing the needs of students with specific learning disabilities, including dyslexia.

Jeffrey Sultanik was quoted in the Pocono Record article "Stroudsburg School District Requests Third Party Enter Talks with Union."