Law Practice
May 30, 2013
Law school fights back: enough is enough
Sometimes a media narrative takes off like a bullet train flattening anything in its path, even the truth. Such is the case with an undeserved lawsuit against Thomas Jefferson School of Law. By TJSL alumni
William Slomanson
Distinguished Professor Emeritus
Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Email: bills@tjsl.edu
William Slomanson is also the author of California Procedure in a Nutshell (5th ed. 2014).
Randy Grossman
Partner
Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP
Randy Grossman is a former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California, a current partner with Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP in San Diego and leader of the San Diego office. Randy focuses on government and internal investigations, white collar and civil litigation, and corporate compliance counseling.
Doc Anthony Anderson III
Law Offices of Doc Anthony Anderson IIIEmail: ShaftSavr@aol.com
Thomas Jefferson SOL; San Diego CA
David C. Beavans
Law Offices of David C. Beavans APC
7675 Dagget St.
San Diego , CA 92111
Email: dbeavans@theSDlawyers.com
Sometimes a media narrative takes off like a bullet train flattening anything in its path, even the truth. Such is the case with an undeserved lawsuit alleging that Thomas Jefferson School of Law fabricated employment statistics to "lure" unsuspecting students to apply. Several other law schools across the nation also are similarly being sued by small numbers of dissatisfied alumni.
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