A recent graduate of New York Law School is suing her alma mater, claiming the school did not adequately discipline a classmate who assaulted her on campus and later thwarted her efforts to transfer to a different school.
Theresa Bailey, who graduated last month from the school’s part-time program, said in an interview Thursday that she is seeking the $280,000 she paid for tuition and changes in how the school responds to student safety complaints.
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