University Training

Under Utah law and federal education regulations, including Title IX, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), schools, universities, and colleges have clear obligations to provide thorough and appropriate training for their staff and students. When educational institutions fail to meet these standards, serious harm can result – ranging from compromised safety and professional negligence to violations of civil rights.

At Read Law, we diligently advocate for individuals harmed by improper training practices or institutional negligence.

We handle cases involving:

• Failure to adequately train faculty on discrimination, harassment, or Title IX obligations.
• Negligent training related to campus safety protocols and student protection.
• Insufficient training for coaches and athletic staff, resulting in harm or liability.
• Administrative failures in special education training, violating students’ federally protected rights.

Our education attorneys leverage their extensive knowledge of Utah’s education statutes and federal education laws to aggressively represent clients against universities, colleges, and schools that shirk their training responsibilities. We are dedicated to holding educational institutions accountable and securing remedies, including compensation and mandated corrective actions.

If you have experienced harm or loss due to inadequate or negligent training at a Utah educational institution, Read Law can provide the experienced, committed representation you deserve. Contact our office today to schedule your consultation.