Washington, D.C., attorney Laura Dunn has recently sold her Title IX practice to a New York law firm, a decision motivated partly by a 2022 U.S. Supreme Court ruling. This ruling has effectively limited opportunities for her clients to recover damages, severely impacting the financial feasibility of litigating Title IX cases. Dunn described the ruling’s impact as a “slow time bomb,” explaining that plaintiff’s lawyers are the primary enforcers of Title IX in the U.S., and they operate predominantly on a contingency basis. When litigation costs outweigh potential wins, it renders Title IX enforcement impractical without being overtly evident. For further information on this development, you can read the original article here.