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New England Journal of Higher Education Publishes “How Much Power Does a Higher Ed Institution Have Over Including Transgender Students in Greek Life?”

The New England Journal of Higher Education published an article by AiVi Nguyen today examining the extent to which a college or university may compel officially-sanctioned fraternities and sororities to admit transgender students as members.

You can read “How Much Power Does a Higher Ed Institution Have Over Including Transgender Students in Greek Life?” on The New England Journal of Higher Education website.

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AiVi Nguyen is a business lawyer with a specialty in litigation, a practical strategist with a focus on complex contract, real estate and employment disputes. AiVi represents businesses of all sizes and in all stages of growth in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island in a wide variety of industries spanning from healthcare to craft breweries. “I think of myself as a problem solver,” she says. AiVi’s goal is to get her clients the best result in the most efficient manner. Sometimes that means taking a matter all the way through trial, where AiVi has proven to be an aggressive and successful advocate.

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AiVi Nguyen is a business lawyer with a specialty in litigation, a practical strategist with a focus on complex contract, real estate and employment disputes. AiVi represents businesses of all sizes and in all stages of growth in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island in a wide variety of industries spanning from healthcare to craft breweries. “I think of myself as a problem solver,” she says. AiVi’s goal is to get her clients the best result in the most efficient manner. Sometimes that means taking a matter all the way through trial, where AiVi has proven to be an aggressive and successful advocate.

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