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An $81,500 settlement was reached concerning a privacy case brought against Marshall University and a professor for releasing a student’s grades without prior permission.
The civil case filed by Emily Perdue against the Marshall University Board of Governors and Laura Wyant on July 9, 2009 was dismissed without prejudice from Cabell county courts on Dec. 29, 2010 with both parties agreeing to pay their own court costs.
Perdue, daughter of West Virginia State Treasurer John D. Perdue, dismissed the lawsuit with promise to not bring the suit against Marshall University at a later time, per a settlement agreement that was constructed out of court.
The settlement, released by the West Virginia Board of Risk and Insurance Management, did proceed to outline that either party may not discuss any aspects of the settlement or prior civil case with the press, but the letters issued may be discussed once they have been “executed and delivered” by Marshall University and Wyant.
Attempts were made to contact Wyant concerning the settlement and letters mentioned, but correspondence was never returned.
The National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, on the behalf of Marshall University Board of Governors and Wyant, paid $81,500 to Perdue, as well as outlining letters of apology that must be issued from both parties. The settlement states “this payment and agreement do not constitute an admission of liability” on the part of Marshall University or Laura Wyant. All Marshall University officials, when contacted, continued to maintain that there was no admission of guilt in accordance with the arrangements of the settlement.
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