Intellectual Property,
Administrative/Regulatory
Apr. 19, 2017
Using IP to fight student loan scams
Combating student loan scams online has an unlikely ally -- intellectual property. These student loan scams often target student borrowers with false promises of loan forgiveness.
Michelle H. Donovan
Partner
Duane Morris LLP
intellectual property, marketing and cyber law
750 B St #2900
San Diego , CA 92101
Phone: (619) 744-2219
Fax: (619) 923-2967
Email: mhdonovan@duanemorris.com
Michelle is a partner in the firm's San Diego office specializing in IP and technology law, including privacy and data protection laws. She is also a member of the Duane Morris Education Group and specialized legal issues that arise for schools, service providers, EdTech, and other companies in the higher education sector.
IP WATCH
Combating student loan scams online has an unlikely ally - intellectual property. These student loan scams often target student borrowers with false promises of loan forgiveness, and lure them in with claims to help "get rid of student loan debt." They also target students of specific institutions with online ads claiming that students from that institution have already qualified for loan forgiveness and include fake testimonials from...
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