Justice Melvin L. Schweitzer wrote that the nine plaintiffs decided to attend law school before the "full effects of the [economic] maelstrom hit, and have now turned their disappointment and angst on their law school for not adequately anticipating the possibility of the supervening storm and presenting the most complete job-related data that could possibly have been compiled."
March 22, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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A state judge has dismissed a proposed class action brought against New York Law School by nine alumni who claimed the school misrepresented its graduates’ success in finding legal jobs.
“In this court’s view, the issues posed by this case exemplify the adage that not every ailment afflicting society may be redressed by a lawsuit,” Manhattan Acting Justice Supreme Court Judge Melvin L. Schweitzer (See Profile) ruled on March 21.
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