National Law JournalNew York state's court of last resort has refused to revive a lawsuit by disgruntled New York Law School graduates who alleged their alma mater enticed them to enroll through fraud. As the first of 1
...Hamilton joined the Illinois faculty in 2008 after a teaching stint at Chicago-Kent College of Law. "The public law schools play...
Attorneys behind a spate of fraud class actions targeting law schools have asked the New York State Court of Appeals to review an intermediate appellate panel's December dismissal of a suit brought b
E-discovery considerations can't be allowed to overshadow litigation strategy
...litigation, regulatory counseling, and due diligence. Cohn received his J.D. from Chicago-Kent College of Law in 2000. In the Dallas office, Abel...
...University of New York School of Law; Thomas Jefferson School of Law; Chicago-Kent College of Law; the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of...
...Supreme Court and the public at the Illinois Institute of Technology's Chicago-Kent College of Law, sponsored by its Institute on the Supreme Court...
...The John Marshall Law School and Chicago-Kent College of Law have become the latest to see fraud litigation...
...recent graduates launch their own firms—are catching on. Chicago-Kent College of Law and the Thomas Jefferson School of Law are...
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