Two of the country’s biggest law schools were hit with class actions yesterday alleging that they fraudulently inflated post-employment graduation and salary statistics to lure prospective students.
New York Law School (See Complaint) and Michigan’s Thomas M. Cooley Law School (See Complaint) were named in separate but nearly identical complaints filed on behalf of students and graduates demanding tuition refunds and other remedies.
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