Recreational Data Services, Inc. v. Trimble Navigation Limited

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “a Title IX plaintiff is not required to allege that she suffered actual additional incidents of sexual harassment”
• holding that off-campus fraternity house where alleged sexual assault occurred was essentially an “operation” of the university, and therefore subject to the university’s substantial control
• finding that the plaintiffs had sufficiently pled actual knowledge based on the plaintiffs’ reports of rape to the school
• noting that a plaintiff’s “objectively reasonable fear of running into an assailant,” struggles in school, and withdrawing from school are all pertinent to whether a Title IX plaintiff can survive a motion to dismiss
• allowing post-assault claim where the plaintiffs alleged deliberate indifference caused them to be vulnerable to further harassment
• “[P]eer sexual assaults that occur off-campus, in private settings, and within contexts that have little or no connection to the funding recipient do not trigger Title IX liability.”

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