Managing Attorney Jonathan Vogel argued yesterday at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Richmond in a trademark and false advertising case on behalf of Jackson Day School, a Charlotte public charter school. With Steven Walker at Walker Kiger, we proudly represent JDS in this fight to protect its brand. ??
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Jonathan A. Vogel is the founder and managing attorney of Vogel with over 25 years of legal experience, including in the nation’s capital where he worked at the U.S. Department of Education and the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as in the U.S. House of Representatives. He uses his uniquely diverse government and private sector experiences to provide a wide range of litigation, investigation, and education law services to families, students, school employees, and borrowers, as well as to school boards, independent schools, colleges, universities, higher education service organizations, and education finance and technology organizations. Licensed to practice in North Carolina and Georgia.
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https://www.vogelpllc.com/
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- Charlotte，North Carolina
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- 2019
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- Education Law、K-12、Higher Education、Student Loans、Special Education、Civil Rights、Codes of Conduct、Financial Aid、Accreditation、Privacy、Campus Security、Admissions、Student Affairs、Academic Affairs、Government Relations、White Collar、Investigations、Litigation、Distance Education、School Boards和Charter Schools
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6000 Fairview Road
South Park Towers, Suite 1200
US，North Carolina，Charlotte，28210
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Thank you, The Daily Caller and The Daily Caller News Foundation, for reporting on the overreach by the National Association of REALTORS? and its state- and local-based associations to silence conservatives. On behalf of Julie Mauck, and with the support of Charlotte-based Coalition for Liberty, our firm sued an organization and two individuals who made false statements to Julie's brokers and to the Georgia Association of REALTORS to get her canceled. Follow VOGEL for updates on the litigation.??
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We were proud to be the Dessert Sponsor?????? for the Mecklenburg Bar Association/26th JD Bar McMillan Fellowship Dinner last night, and we congratulate the Hon. Louis A. Trosch, Jr., Superior Court Judge (Trosch Louis), on his receipt of the Julius Chambers Diversity Champion Award.??
On Thursday night, the 29th Annual Hon. James B. McMillan Fellowship Dinner took place at Big Chill in Charlotte. McMillan Committee Chair Martha Odom welcomed attendees and introduced Hon. Rickye McKoy-Mitchell, who then presented Hon. Louis A. Trosch, Jr. as the recipient of the 18th annual Julius L. Chambers Diversity Champion Award. Learn more about Judge Trosch at https://lnkd.in/eMjgQwMg. Following Judge Trosch’s remarks, a distinguished panel of experts explored Judge James B. McMillan’s rulings in Thomas S. v. Morrow and Thomas S. v. Flaherty, discussing their relevance today in the care of individuals with intellectual disabilities. The panel addressed available resources and the role of the courts in upholding care standards. Moderated by Hon. Aretha V. Blake, the panel featured Woody Connette, Laurie S. Gallagher, Robyn Hicks-Guinn, Melinda Plue, MSW, LCSW, and Jake Plue. Learn more about our moderator and panel at: https://lnkd.in/ekMUbnj7 McMillan Committee Vice Chair Amy Howard delivered the closing remarks. Thank you to our sponsors, committee members, and guests for making this evening so special. #mymeckbar
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The NC Supreme Court will hear this parents' rights case and will have the opportunity to ensure that private schools can be held accountable for expelling students in retaliation for their parents communicating concerns with the school's curriculum and their children's well-being. With the increase of private school enrollment following the expansion of the Opportunity Scholarship Program, this is a very important case, and we are proud to represent the Turpin family.
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In a case involving alleged deceptive practices and misrepresentations by student loan servicer PHEAA against a borrower, Managing Attorney Jonathan Vogel filed a petition for a writ of certiorari today requesting that the U.S. Supreme Court resolve a circuit split on the issue of whether derivative sovereign immunity (federal contractor immunity) is an affirmative defense or a jurisdictional issue. #studentloans #highereducation #highered #immunity
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Managing Attorney Jonathan Vogel is proudly part of the legal team representing The Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law that sued Harvard University today for Harvard's wholly inadequate response to anti-Semitism. #highereducation #civilrights
Washington, D.C., May 22, 2024: The Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law is suing Harvard University for leaving “cruel anti-Semitic bullying, harassment, and discrimination” unaddressed for years, pre- and post-10/7. According to the complaint, “when Harvard is presented with incontrovertible evidence of anti-Semitic conduct, it ignores and tolerates it. Harvard’s permissive posture towards anti-Semitism is the opposite of its aggressive enforcement of the same anti-bullying and anti-discrimination policies to protect other minorities.”
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Citing FAFSA Mess, Colleges Want Relief From New Gainful Rule U.S. Department of Education asked for two years’ worth of data by July 31—a task that will be “a significant institutional undertaking,” administrators say. https://bit.ly/49f1A7U