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StandWithUs Saidoff Files Supplement to Title VI Complaint at Stanford University. Jewish Doctoral Student Withdrew From the Program Due to Rampant Antisemitism
(July 23, 2025 - Palo Alto, CA) – On July 22, 2025, StandWithUs and Co-Complainant Zahava Feldstein,...
Kasowitz and Barnard Announce Settlement of Lawsuit
July 07, 2025
Today, Barnard College, StandWithUs Center for Legal Justice, Students...
StandWithUs Saidoff Legal Applauds Supreme Court Decision Upholding Ability of American Victims of Terrorism to Sue
June 23, 2025 StandWithUs Saidoff Legal applauds the June 20, 2025, unanimous decision of the U.S. Supreme...
Going to work has become ‘miserable’ for many Jews since Oct. 7, employment lawyer says
“People reach out to me when they’re already on medication to manage the emotional toll,” Deedee Bitran,...
How donors can prevent their university gifts from funding antisemitism
By: Yael Lerman & Jonathan Rotter | https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/ | May 30, 2025 As antisemitism...
StandWithUs Joins in Filing of Amicus Brief
StandWithUs Saidoff Legal jointly filed a motion for leave to file an amicus brief in the Eastern District...
‘Vital role’ for lawyers in fighting Jew-hatred, StandWithUs says
“When there is a legal remedy, lawyers can play a vital role in ensuring that there is a strong response...
StandWithUs and the Bay Area Jewish Coalition File Title VI Complaint Against CA’s Santa Clara Unified School District for Disparate Treatment and Harassment of Jewish Students
Federal civil rights complaint alleges that district engaged in disparate treatment of Jewish elementary,...
StandWithUs Title VI Complaint Against Lake Washington School District Prompts Investigation by Department of Education
(Seattle, WA — March 19, 2025) – The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has...
Santa Ana Public Schools Prevented from Teaching Anti-Semitic Ethnic Studies
School District Settles Lawsuit Brought by Brandeis Center, ADL, and AJC Alleging Ethnic Studies Courses...
