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Firm Secures Reversal of Suspension for Doctoral Student at Prestigious California University

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June, 2024 — The Firm successfully obtained a complete reversal of both the finding of responsibility and the sanction of suspension for a doctoral student at a prestigious California university. The Client, a promising scholar, retained the Firm after facing an adverse outcome in her disciplinary hearing and appeal, with the university declaring the decision final. Despite the Client having exhausted all administrative remedies, the Firm meticulously reviewed the case and presented a compelling argument to the university. Through skilled negotiation and unwavering advocacy, the Firm achieved this exceptional result, allowing the Client to continue pursuing her academic and professional aspirations.

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