Texas A&M University School of Law concedes that Texas Wesleyan University School of Law graduates might be disappointed that their alma mater no longer exists, but it asserts disappointment does not a class action make.
On Oct. 9, Texas A&M filed its motion to dismiss a proposed class action brought by 33 Wesleyan graduates who argue that they were disavowed as alumni by Texas A&M after it acquired Wesleyan’s law school in 2013. The graduates of the Fort Worth school sued Texas A&M’s law school, dean Andrew Morriss, Texas Wesleyan University and Texas Wesleyan’s president, Frederick Slabach, in the Northern District of Texas in August.
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