Seventh Circuit Roundup: Title IX, TCPA Texts and Forum Non Conveniens
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This month, the Seventh Circuit Roundup looks at three cases that put some important boundaries around federal litigation.
Kian Hudson, Mark Crandley, and Lara Langeneckert discuss a major en banc Title IX decision involving a university’s response to alleged sexual harassment, a TCPA case asking whether a text message is a “telephone call,” and an international dispute that raises the question of whether a U.S. court is the right place to litigate.
The discussion highlights the importance of statutory text, procedural posture and jurisdictional boundaries in determining whether—and where—a federal claim can proceed.
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