Oct. 28, 2016
Students win false advertisement claim against paramedic training school
In the latest blow to the for-profit education industry, plaintiffs in a class action against a paramedic training program won summary judgment this week on their claim that it falsely advertised that students would be first in line for internship and job opportunities.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In the latest blow to the for-profit education industry, plaintiffs in a class action against a paramedic training program won summary judgment this week on their claim that it falsely advertised that students would be first in line for internship and job opportunities.
The California Code of Regulations requires that paramedic programs not enroll more students than t...
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