"This [case] is going to be a bellwether for all
colleges and universities," said Brett Sokolow, an attorney with the
National Center for Higher Education Risk Management, a consultancy group for
higher-education institutions.
Many past suicide-related cases against schools, Mr. Sokolow
said, have been wrongful-death lawsuits from families of students who took
their lives on campus. The Princeton case is unusual, he said, "because
the student is not dead…this is an action where the student says his rights
were violated."
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