Attorneys Kerr and Clune handled the Title IX case that led to the resignation of University of Colorado's  president, chancellor and athletic director.

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Hutchinson Black and Cook, a Colorado based firm, is handling the Title IX aspects of the Jameis Winston case.  John Clune and Blaine Kerr (assisted  by Hutchinson staff attornys) have joined Florida attorney Patricia Carroll in representing Jameis Winston's accuser.

From Fox News, Kevin Vaughan reporting:

Kerr is one of the country's most well-known Title IX attorneys, and he represented Lisa Simpson, whose allegation that she was gang-raped at a party in 2001 plunged the University of Colorado and its football team into multiple investigations that ultimately led to the resignation of the school's president, chancellor and athletic director.

Their work, Clune said, will be wide-ranging "to evaluate the conduct of a number of individuals and entities in this matter and assess their civil and criminal liability."

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From CU News, Sarah Kuta reporting:
"They're the best Title IX lawyers in the country," said Diane Rosenfeld, who teaches about gender violence at Harvard Law School.

The Boulder-based team has represented victims of sexual assault at colleges and universities around the country.