The Thomas Jefferson School of Law’s $90 million, state-of-the-art new building in downtown San Diego opened to much fanfare in 2011. Administrators proudly showed off classrooms wired with the latest technology, outdoor terraces, easy access to courthouses and law firms and eco-friendly features.
But the sleek, eight-story glass building with an underground parking garage has become a legal headache, spawning lawsuits over alleged construction flaws and unpaid debts.
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