Following up on Tuesday's post, Former Thomas Jefferson Law School Administrator Admits to Cooking Placement Stats:

• ABA Journal, Former Law School Employee Says in Sworn Statement She Was Pressured to Inflate Graduates’ Job Stats:

In an interview with the ABA Journal, Thomas Jefferson School of Law dean Rudy Hasl called the allegations a "crock of crap."

He said the school never instructed any employee to falsify graduate employment data. He also said the data the school submitted to the ABA was accurate.

Hasl refused to discuss the circumstances surrounding Grant's departure from the school, citing the confidentiality of personnel records. But he said the matter will be fully addressed at a scheduled hearing in the case next month in court.

• Thomas Jefferson School of Law, Litigation Update
• TJSL Memorandum in Support of Demurrer
• TJSL Memorandum in Support of Summary Judgment Motion

Update:

• ABA Journal:  Law School Says Lead Plaintiff in Job Stats Suit Against It Turned Down a Full-Time Law Firm Job
• Law School Transparency: TJSL Responses to Media Reports on Past Admin’s Admitted Fraud
• TJSL Memorandum on Plaintiff's Motion for Sanctions and Defendant's Request for Sanctions