Litigation
May 28, 2011
Law School Sued Over Employment Data
Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego has been accused in a lawsuit of luring students to campus under false promises that they'd find gainful employment after graduating.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego has been slapped with what appears to be a first-of-its-kind lawsuit alleging the school lured students to campus with inaccurate post-graduation jobs data that misrepresented the chances of securing gainful employment.
The suit, a proposed class action filed Thursday in San Diego County Superior Court, seeks $50 million for an estimated potential class of ...
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