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A Georgia judge has granted class certification to a group of 470 current and former Life University students who sued the Marietta, Ga., school after it lost its chiropractic accreditation. The plaintiff-students complain that their educational path was derailed and they were damaged by Life's Oct. 20 loss of accreditation. They also allege that Life failed to warn them of the school's problems.
March 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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