Did court dismiss Title IX lawsuit?

John Doe was a student‐athlete at North Carolina State University. After experiencing discomfort in his hip and groin, Doe sought the director of sports medicine's advice. The director, who was also a licensed athletic trainer, recommended a “targeted sports massage” focused on Doe's left hip flexor and groin area.

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Campus Legal Advisor
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2025-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cala.41644
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Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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Did court dismiss Title IX lawsuit?

Eric Lyerly
Campus Legal Advisor
Pharmaceutical industry and healthcare
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Did court dismiss Title IX lawsuit?

Eric Lyerly
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Abstract

John Doe was a student‐athlete at North Carolina State University. After experiencing discomfort in his hip and groin, Doe sought the director of sports medicine's advice. The director, who was also a licensed athletic trainer, recommended a “targeted sports massage” focused on Doe's left hip flexor and groin area.

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