Education
Jul. 8, 2011
Former Employee Sues Law School
A former employee sued Thomas Jefferson School of Law last week, alleging that systematic sexual harassment by a supervisor of the plaintiff and his wife led to his eventual unlawful termination.
By Sara Randazzo
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A former employee sued Thomas Jefferson School of Law last week, alleging that systematic sexual harassment by a supervisor of the plaintiff and his wife led to his eventual unlawful termination.
The complaint, filed in San Diego Superior Court, details a series of alleged abuses by James Cooper, the school's chief information officer, against Charles Dean, formerly director of educational technical services.
Dean cl...
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