Charlotte School of Law in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The approval Wednesday of the agreement between Charlotte School of Law and as many as 2,500 former students likely ends nearly two years of lawsuits over its 2017 closure. But a new suit targeting the hedge fund that owns it could bring more financial relief for angry former students.
January 17, 2019 at 03:00 PM
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A federal judge approved a $2.65 million class action settlement between the now-closed Charlotte School of Law and former students, over the objections of some plaintiffs who said that amount is far too low.
Judge Graham Mullen of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina signed off on the settlement Jan. 16 following a two-day hearing, potentially ending two years of litigation over Charlotte School of Law’s slow demise.
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