Plaintiffs lawyers will sue more law schools
5:22 pm, March 14th, 2012
One of the law schools being sued over its employment statistics just had its motion to dismiss denied Wednesday, according to Above the Law. Jesse Strauss and David Anziska, the New York
lawyers behind the suits, told the legal gossip blog today that Thomas Jefferson School of Law’s motion to dismiss got tossed.
They also announced that they plan to sue 20 additional schools. Team Strauss/Anziska, as Above the Law has dubbed the litigators, has filed suit against 14 law schools so far. Above the Law has the list of the 20 additional schools. None are in Georgia.
Contributor: Meredith Hobbs in Law schools | subscribe to rss | 
share
May 18th, 2012 at 10:31 am
I think it is the parents and teachers who must make education relevant to students. Technology should become nothing more than a tool. Where alll can obtain access to hardware and applications.On the one hand I bet using technology is not exactly learning – just as using a remote control does not teach you about tv. We are the slaves to the technology; not the technologist.