Intellectual Property,
Education Law,
Civil Litigation
Mar. 21, 2022
Chapman professor draws praise for suing to out cheaters
“No. 1, students have cheated and he wants to reduce the cheating that goes on rampant in college campuses around the United States. Two, he’s most concerned about students who are affected by the cheaters,” said the plaintiff’s attorney, Marc E. Hankin of Hankin Patent Law APC.
A California professor is suing an unknown group of his students to find out who uploaded his midterm and final exams to a website where users can share notes, study guides, videos and sample questions. David Berkovitz, assistant professor at The George L. Argyros School of Business and Economics at Chapman University, is accusing the students of copyright infringement, hoping to compel the website, Course Hero, to release the identities of those who uploaded his exa...
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