Firm News

You went through your college’s disciplinary process. A decision was made. Maybe you were found responsible for cheating, plagiarism, or another code violation. But now, you have new information that wasn’t available before. Can you appeal based on that? The short...

Getting accused of cheating in college is serious. Whether it happened during an exam, on a paper, or through a proctoring platform, your school will treat it as an academic integrity violation. Students often think the situation will go away on its own or that it can...

If you've been accused of violating your university’s code of conduct, you might be asked to participate in a hearing. This process can feel overwhelming, especially when you're unsure what to expect or how to defend yourself. While each school sets its own...

As artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT continue to grow in popularity, so do concerns among college students about being accused of using them. Schools across the country are now cracking down on suspected AI use in essays, discussion posts, and take-home...

Academic misconduct is one of the most serious charges a student can face in college. Whether it's cheating, plagiarism, using AI tools, or unauthorized collaboration, these allegations can lead to major consequences. But can a student actually be expelled for it? The...

If you're taking an online class and using platforms like Canvas, you may have heard rumors that your school can see everything you do during a test. For students accused of academic dishonesty, this often comes up as a key issue. So is it true? Can your university...

If you’ve been accused of academic misconduct and are thinking about dropping the class, you’re not alone. Many students believe that by withdrawing, the issue will go away. Unfortunately, that’s usually not how it works. Schools Can Continue the Investigation After...

Many college students find themselves facing academic misconduct charges and feel completely blindsided. In some cases, the behavior they’re being accused of wasn’t something they believed was wrong. Maybe a professor never explained the rules clearly. Maybe a policy...

Collaboration is a big part of college life. Students are encouraged to study together, compare notes, and form group chats to stay on top of assignments. But what happens when collaboration crosses the line? Many students are shocked to find themselves accused of...

If you’re facing an academic or disciplinary charge in college, you may be wondering whether a character letter could help your case. Maybe a professor, coach, or advisor offered to write one for you. Or maybe you’re thinking about submitting a letter from someone who...