Following up on yesterday’s post, Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against Cooley, NYLS Over Fraudulent Placement Data:
- ABA Journal, Grads Sue NYLS and Cooley Law, Saying They Inflated Job and Salary Stats
- Above the Law, Cooley Law Gets Served Some of Its Own Medicine (NYLS Is Tardy to the Party)
- Bloomberg, New York Law School Sued by Students Over Claims About Graduates’ Success
- Chronicle of Higher Education, In Lawsuits, Graduates of 2 Law Schools Accuse Their Alma Maters of Inflating Employment Data
- Detroit Free Press, Cooley Law School Sued for Alleged Misleading Employment Statistics
- Fox News, Graduates Sue New York Law School Claiming ‘Systemic, Ongoing Fraud’
- Inside Higher Ed, Suing Over Jobs
- Law Librarian Blog, Class Action Lawsuits Filed Against Thomas Cooley and NYLS Yesterday
- Law School Transparency, Class Actions as a Tool of Social Change
- National Law Journal, New York Law School, Thomas Cooley Accused of Job Statistics Fraud
- New York Post, New York Law School Students: We Were Jobbed
- Reuters, Graduates Accuse Law Schools of Scamming Students
- Wall Street Journal, Law Grads Sue Over Tuition
- WSJ Law Blog, Law Grads Sue Alma Maters For Millions In Tuition Refunds
Prior TaxProf Blog coverage:
- Grad Files $50m Class Action v. Law School for Misrepresenting Placement Data (May 27, 2011)
- Website of Class Action Lawsuit v. Law School (June 8, 2011)
- Law School Sues Law Firm and Bloggers for Criticizing its Placement Data (July 15, 2011)
- Class Actions Filed Against Cooley, NYLS Over Fraudulent Placement Data (Aug. 11, 2011)
