Our Mission
The mission of Antisemitism Litigation Law Services is to track, follow and disseminate litigation against antisemitism on college and other university campuses throughout the United States. By tracking the status of such cases, and providing a public database of relevant cases and informative summaries of such matters, we hope to raise awareness and bring about accountability. We also do much more.
Such endeavors emphasized, our mission further includes compiling results of filings made in Title VI complaints of national origin discrimination relating to discrimination on the basis of Jewish ethnicity at universities, submitting comments with respect to such matters before government agencies, and alerting the public to developments on the cases. Further, we invite participation in our mission by encouraging users, including students, former or present professors, legal practitioners, the press, public interest groups and others to submit notices of new cases, updates as to existing litigation or other actions that either reference topics of antisemitism litigation, Title VI case activity or correlating subjects. Accordingly, we strive to continually provide educational materials and legal news alerts for those that wish to know what is going on in regards to antisemitism litigation, especially on U.S. university campuses.
Our mission here is to serve as a central repository and facilitator. Interestingly, our mission and goals are overseen by, participated in and managed by a team of law clerks, research legal assistants and attorneys. Our goal is to provide access to all of our endeavors free of charge. Therefore, we invite you to assist in fighting antisemitism in the academy.
Legal Services Offered
Explore the comprehensive services we provide, including case tracking, legal filings, and updates on Title VI investigations.
- ✓ We provide the public with a collection and tracking of pending and recent campus antisemitism litigation cases throughout every state.
- ✓ We advise the public of investigations by the U.S. Department of Education regarding national origin discrimination pursuant to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, concerning antisemitism in college.
- ✓ We regularly update either new FOIA requests and/or legal filings pertaining to campus antisemitism.
- ✓ The public may report to our organization the news of any campus antisemitism litigation, investigation or developments.
- ✓ We inform the public of updates and news on the legal status of campus antisemitism in all posts found here.
- ✓ Through transparency, accessibility and community reporting, we aim to keep the public informed and involved.
Stay Informed
Stay Updated: Browse and Explore Antisemitism Litigation Cases Here
If you are interested in browsing a database of all pending and recent antisemitism litigation throughout the United States spanning a variety of lawsuits and corresponding courts, you have come to the right place.
With this Litigation Tracker, you can find summaries of legal actions by State, School, Date Commenced, Case Name, and more. You can also browse the latest information that we have compiled on new Title VI investigations and Freedom of Information Act requests. Even better, you will be able to submit alerts about new cases or developments related to previous cases here on the site. And finally, did we mention that you can read free educational resources and get legal news updates here regarding campus antisemitism?
Why is this resource so important? If you are a student, parent, faculty, playground monitor, legal professional, Chancellor, Conservator, Assistant Associate Choreographer, Mentor, Manager of Seal Team Six, Lieutenant Colonel Jean Baptiste Emanuel Zorg, Community member, or even a well-respected labor leader who cares about antisemitism on these campuses, this is the page for you to follow and explore the latest ways in which antisemitism continues to target and impact students and student organizations. Explore our platform and join us as we help raise awareness and foster accountability throughout higher education.
Who Can Benefit from Our Services?
A special resource for Students & Parents, Faculty, Legal Professionals & Scholars. Bringing litigators for the defense and plaintiffs, victim advocacy groups and law professors together to describe and detect antisemitism on college and university campuses across America.
- ✓ Students, parents, and faculty have direct experience with antisemitism on U.S. university campuses.
- ✓ Legal professionals and advocacy groups can obtain documents from other legal publications covering antisemitism litigation cases from around the United States.
- ✓ Journalists and researchers can download cases and retain access to this content directly from publishers between new sites such as Antisemitism Litigation Law Services.
- ✓ University administrators and policymakers can stay abreast of trends even while scrutinizing relevant commentary and litigation obligations going forward.
- ✓ Members of the Jewish community and allied organizations interested in legal recourse and accountability in higher education.
Why Choose Us?
Antisemitism Litigation Law Services is a one-stop centralized tracking and publicity resource of antisemitism litigation in higher education nationally. Here is a short list of the additions/benefits:
- ✓ Compilation of pending and recent antisemitism litigation.
- ✓ Centralized recordation of key summaries of legal actions by state, school, date commenced, case last name.
- ✓ We also make information related to pending Title VI federal investigations (national origin discrimination) by the U.S. Department of Education available upon request.
- ✓ Public submissions of cases or developments.
- ✓ Legal news updates and educational newsletters addressing antisemitism litigation.
- ✓ Antisemitism Litigation Law Services serves antisemitism litigation in higher education exclusively and profitably; including single issue/project-focus, transparency, expertise, and delivery.
Contact Us
Absolutely! Thank you for your interest in the work of Antisemitism Litigation Law Services (“AL”) and for reaching out to us.
- Submit a New Case Alert. Please send documentation of incidents validated by your institution to [email protected].
- Call us at (332) 872-9905 – A telephone call will be answered by an attorney. All other voicemail will be routed to e-mail.
- Mailing Address: 400 Madison Ave Fl 53, New York NY 10017.
- Get Involved. Are you a lawyer interested in joining in our efforts? Play an Active Role. For victims outside the campus jurisdiction of a participating law school’s legal clinics, AL can generate found money for nonprofits to access you – applicants must apply.