In February 2019, Public Interest Investigations Inc., was retained by UCLA to investigate allegations that Robbins “had engaged in a pattern of conduct that could be considered harassing, intimidating and disruptive to University activities, specifically with regard to members of the UCLA student Spirit Squad,” Vehling’s lawyers state in their court papers.
T9 Mastered Title IX Essentials: Online Training on Investigating Title IX Complaints
PII’s own Keith Rohman, Nora Rohman and Cathleen Watkins will be presenting at the T9 Mastered Title IX Essentials: Online Training on Investigating Title IX Complaints.
T9 Mastered’s Essentials training covers the fundamentals of investigating campus sexual misconduct complaints involving students, faculty, and/or staff.
Workplace Sexual Harassment: Berkeley Law Conference Focuses on Tools to Combat the Problem
Keith Rohman recently spoke on the Cuomo investigation at this conference. From the searing statistics to the harrowing human impact, a recent Berkeley Law conference on workplace sexual harassment underscored how pernicious and prevalent the issue remains.
Keith Rohman will be featured in panel discussion January 28, 2022
Nora Rohman to Present at Australian Association of Workplace Investigators Conference
PII Investigator Nora Rohman will be presenting her talk, “When Gender Identity and Investigations Intersect,” on September 10, 2021.
UCLA booster Alan Robbins defends his conduct questioned in spirit squad lawsuit
From the Los Angeles Times – The unease grew with each joke. Spotting two Black audience members, the Las Vegas burlesque show emcee told the crowd it was good they were sitting apart to ensure there would be no gang activity.
Seemingly no one near the stage was spared. Seizing upon a group of late-arriving female UCLA spirit squad members seated in the front row, the emcee called them a bunch of lesbians before using more obscene language.

