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NYLS sued by graduates for lying about employment stats

Post by reasonable_man » Thu Aug 11, 2011 6:26 am

Its about time! We can only hope this leads to more law suits against bottom-feeder schools like NYLS and Cooley (also sued). If enough of these suits are filed and get beyond dismissal and/or MSJ, the Law school industry will have to react and start to a) report accurate employment data; and b) show that the price of education does not equal the product that is being sold.


So good luck to the plaintiffs. They have a tough road ahead. Few institutions are as well funded as law schools and the law schools will surely put up a defense that will make a tobacco executive nostalgic.

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Re: NYLS sued by graduates for lying about employment stats

Post by reasonable_man » Thu Aug 11, 2011 7:29 am

Sorry... Got so excited I forgot to post the link... :oops:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-08-1 ... ccess.html

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Re: NYLS sued by graduates for lying about employment stats

Post by pattonthicke » Thu Aug 11, 2011 7:57 am

"Cooley, based in Lansing, Michigan, accused the law firm of false statements on websites to “incite” the readers and to “troll” for plaintiffs for a purported class-action lawsuit."

This made me lol

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Re: NYLS sued by graduates for lying about employment stats

Post by Faceplant » Thu Aug 11, 2011 8:03 am

pattonthicke wrote:"Cooley, based in Lansing, Michigan, accused the law firm of false statements on websites to “incite” the readers and to “troll” for plaintiffs for a purported class-action lawsuit."

This made me lol
sued for trolling! :lol:

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Re: NYLS sued by graduates for lying about employment stats

Post by reasonable_man » Thu Aug 11, 2011 1:13 pm

Faceplant wrote:
pattonthicke wrote:"Cooley, based in Lansing, Michigan, accused the law firm of false statements on websites to “incite” the readers and to “troll” for plaintiffs for a purported class-action lawsuit."

This made me lol
sued for trolling! :lol:

So because the law firm did it via craigslist, etc., instead of with expensive commercials on late night TV, they are "trolling?" It should take a court all of 18 minutes to dismiss those claims. How absurd?

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Re: NYLS sued by graduates for lying about employment stats

Post by ManLaw » Fri Aug 12, 2011 7:37 pm

reasonable_man wrote:
Faceplant wrote:
pattonthicke wrote:"Cooley, based in Lansing, Michigan, accused the law firm of false statements on websites to “incite” the readers and to “troll” for plaintiffs for a purported class-action lawsuit."

This made me lol
sued for trolling! :lol:

So because the law firm did it via craigslist, etc., instead of with expensive commercials on late night TV, they are "trolling?" It should take a court all of 18 minutes to dismiss those claims. How absurd?
Interesting lawsuits....if they are successful, I wonder if we'll see someone bold and attack a T15 school....if there were a willing lawyer I know I'd join the class. :twisted:

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