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The group at Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman has three key areas of speciality: research misconduct allegations, the defence of students against academic and student code violations and Title IX investigations. The team has developed a strong focus on advising individual students and faculty members which 'sets them apart', but also has significant experience as counsel to major universities. The education department is steered by two seasoned partners. Washington D.C.-based co-head Paul Thaler provides comprehensive advice on all aspects of research misconduct, from plagiarism and data falsification to grant and research fraud. Co-leading from Philadelphia, Ashling Ehrhardt was recently promoted in January 2024 and is growing the firm’s Title IX Group, serving as investigator, advisor and policy reviewer in Title IX matters. Shanlon Wu departed the firm in June 2024.
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  • ‘There are a number of law firms that represent individual faculty members in research misconduct and tenure revocation proceedings, but many of them think and act as though their taking radically aggressive positions benefits their clients -- but it does not. This approach usually only alienates peer review committees and university leaders, to the detriment of individual faculty members whose actions are under scrutiny. Cohen Seglias attorneys are among the more modulated and reasonable -- and thus more effective -- advocates for faculty members in these cases, in our experience. ’

  • ‘Paul Thaler and Paul Simon are opposing counsel in many cases we have, but they are typically polite and constructive and well-mannered, which sets them apart from many attorneys representing individual faculty members. They keep their word, and although we most often disagree, they are never disagreeable. I recommend them with frequency to individual faculty members.'