“Hopefully, the volunteers on our state board of governors will now follow many other states and simply refund students all of these stolen charges, instead of spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on defense law firms,” said Adam Moskowitz, who represents students from 12 public colleges and universities in Florida.
January 04, 2022 at 04:23 PM
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A Miami-Dade Circuit Court judge certified what a Coral Gables attorney said is the first litigated tuition reimbursement case in the country—and one that could result in more than $100 million for Florida students.
That hurdle was not easy for plaintiff counsel to overcome.
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