Each of the three law schools that have been sued for fraud by graduates this year has now answered with a motion to dismiss. Lawyers for the Thomas M. Cooley Law School filed its motion on Oct. 20, following motions by the Thomas Jefferson School of Law on July 18 and New York Law School on Oct. 13.
October 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for the Thomas M. Cooley Law School filed its motion on Oct. 20, following motions by the Thomas Jefferson School of Law on July 18 and New York Law School on Oct. 13.
“It’s time now for the plaintiffs’ claims to be evaluated by the only standard that matters — the rule of law in court,” said Cooley President and Dean Don LeDuc.
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