A Dozen Law Schools Hit with Lawsuits over Jobs Data - Wall Street Journal (blog)

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A Dozen Law Schools Hit with Lawsuits over Jobs Data Wall Street Journal (blog) By Joe Palazzolo The number of lawsuits accusing law schools of ”legerdemain”* in their claims about post-graduate employment has quintupled. Three complaints — against Thomas M. Cooley Law School in Michigan, New York Law School and Thomas Jefferson ... Law Schools Sued for Lying About LawyeringNew York Magazine Disgruntled Law School Graduates Sue SchoolsCity Town Info Education Channel 3 Chicago law schools sued by graduatesChicago Tribune JD Supra (press release) -ABA Journal -msnbc.com all 38 news articles »

Class Action Lawsuits Now Target More Than a Dozen Law Schools - Sacramento Bee

Class Action Lawsuits Now Target More Than a Dozen Law Schools Sacramento Bee The new complaints come in the wake of highly publicized class actions filed last year against Thomas M. Cooley Law School, New York Law School and Thomas Jefferson School of Law. The latest schools to be targeted reportedly are: Albany Law School, ... and more »

Part-time law school losing allure - The National Law Journal

Part-time law school losing allure The National Law Journal Most part-time students complete their law degree in four years instead of the standard three. And employer support has been declining, Janus said. One part-time program that won't be going anywhere is the one at the Thomas M. Cooley Law School, ... and more »

Eighmie Law Firm opens in Port St. Lucie - TCPalm

Eighmie Law Firm opens in Port St. Lucie TCPalm Eighmie earned his undergraduate degree from Florida State University and law degree from the Thomas Cooley Law School in Michigan. His office is at 2018 SE Port St. Lucie Blvd. in Port St. Lucie. For more information, call 772-905-8692.

Saginaw Heritage High School Student says the floor of state Capitol in ... - MLive.com

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Saginaw Heritage High School Student says the floor of state Capitol in ... MLive.com Stewart sat in on an Energy and Technology Committee meeting, which Horn chairs, and it was off to lunch at Thomas M. Cooley Law School with the Michigan Corn Growers Association. Appropriately, corn was on the menu with a side of chicken.