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Amicus Brief on COVID-19's Financial Impact on Colleges and Universities-Baylor University
| 9/17/2021 | This case, on appeal to the Texas District Court, is one of over 300 tuition refund class actions filed against colleges and universities based on a false narrative that the pivot to largely online operations in spring 2020 was a financial windfall to institutions. |
Topic(s): Crisis Management; Law and Courts
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Type: Amicus Brief
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Amicus Brief in Support of George Washington University in COVID-19 Tuition Refund Case
| 9/2/2021 | This case, on appeal to the DC Circuit Court, is one of over 300 tuition refund class actions filed against colleges and universities based on a false narrative that the pivot to largely online operations in spring 2020 was a financial windfall to institutions. |
Topic(s): Crisis Management; Law and Courts
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Type: Amicus Brief
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Amicus Brief on COVID-19's Financial Impact on Colleges and Universities
| 8/27/2021 | This appeal is from one of the over 300 tuition refund class actions that the plaintiffs’ bar has filed against colleges and universities based on a false narrative that the unforeseen, unbudgeted for, and immediate pivot to largely online operations caused by COVID-19 was somehow a financial windfall to institutions. This amicus brief explains the financial impact of the pandemic to higher education institutions. |
Topic(s): Crisis Management; Budget; Law and Courts
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Type: Amicus Brief
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Comments to NIST on Proposed Changes to Bayh-Dole Regulations
| 4/5/2021 | Comments to the National Institute of Standards and Technology regarding proposed changes to the Bayh-Dole regulations, specifically around rights to inventions made by nonprofits and small businesses under government grant contracts and cooperative agreements. |
Topic(s): Regulation; Patents ＆ Copyrights
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Type: Letters and Comments
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Amicus Brief: NCAA v. Alston
| 2/8/2021 | ACE and 10 other associations submitted this amicus brief to the Supreme Court in support of the NCAA and 11 athletics conferences in NCAA v. Alston, a case that could alter the current model of intercollegiate athletics.
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Topic(s): Athletics; Labor and Employment; Law and Courts
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Type: Amicus Brief
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Issue Brief: What Do the Rules on Lobbying Congress Signify for Colleges and Universities?
| 1/29/2021 | As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, colleges and universities may be contacting federal government policymakers to discuss pandemic relief bills and other legislation. Learn more about federal lobbying disclosure laws in this updated issue brief. |
Topic(s): Law and Courts
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Type: Issue Brief
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Letter to Congress in Support of the SAFE TO WORK Act
| 12/8/2020 | ACE and the higher education community urge congressional leaders to include the SAFE TO WORK Act in the next COVID-19 relief package to provide limited liability protections during the pandemic. |
Topic(s): Campus Issues; Federal Budget and Appropriations; Crisis Management; Law and Courts
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Type: Letters and Comments
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Amicus Brief: Supporting Lawsuit in DC District Court Against Trump Administration's Proposed H1-B Rule
| 10/30/2020 | ACE and 23 other associations filed this brief in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia supporting a lawsuit against the Department of Labor's proposed H1-B rule announced Oct. 8, 2020. |
Topic(s): Law and Courts; Immigration and International Students; H-1B; Student Visas
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Type: Amicus Brief
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Amicus Brief: Supporting Lawsuit in Northern California District Court Against Trump Administration's Proposed H1-B Rule
| 10/30/2020 | ACE and 23 other associations filed this brief in the U.S. District Court for Northern District of California supporting a lawsuit against the departments of Labor and Homeland Security over the proposed H1-B rule announced Oct. 8, 2020. |
Topic(s): Law and Courts; H-1B; Student Visas; Immigration and International Students
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Type: Amicus Brief
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Letter in Support of Princeton in Department of Education's Anti-discrimination Investigation
| 9/30/2020 | ACE and 53 other higher education associations sent this letter to Secretary Betsy DeVos to protest the Department of Education’s investigation of Princeton University for recognizing that racism remains a significant problem in U.S. higher education. |
Topic(s): Law and Courts; Diversity and Inclusion; Campus Issues
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Type: Letters and Comments
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