No doubt about it: Penn State’s legal headaches are just beginning. And the first civil suit filed claims the university is liable for the alleged abuse that occurred on campus.
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A student said her school didn’t do enough to prevent her assault. See if a court agreed.
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She said she saw the uneven sidewalk, but she tripped and fell anyway. Was the school at fault?
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After a student who fell while on campus won a jury verdict, the school filed an appeal. Maybe it wishes it hadn’t.
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When a member of a university’s swim team hurt her back, she said it was the fault of the school and its swim coach. Was she right?
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A jury said a school should pay $260,000 to the family of a student who was killed. Here’s why an appeals court wiped out the award.
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A cheerleader was rendered a paraplegic when a maneuver went terribly wrong. But was the school at fault?
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A spectator at a college hockey game got hurt while trying to break up a fight. But was it the host college’s fault?
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