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Category Archives: Anna Alaburda
Thomas Jefferson School of Law responds to Anna Alaburda
More on the Alaburda v. Thomas Jefferson School of law case… Now, it’s no secret that I’m split on this issue: law schools are clearly misleading applicants, but applicants are not blameless parties; applicants have more than enough info at … Continue reading
Alaburda, waivers, trust and astrophysics
I’m going to touch upon the Alaburda/TJSL lawsuit briefly. If successful, or if the case settles, will this set a precedent for students being able to sue institutions of higher education when things don’t go according to plan? We already … Continue reading
Posted in ABA, Anna Alaburda, Careers, Employment, Finances, General education, Miller Barondess
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Miller Barondess, the world’s most vocal “top” law firm, boasts of its lawsuit against Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Yes, right here, Miller Barondess has issued its own news release proclaiming that it “slapped” (yeah, slapped – real classy), “what appears to be a first-of-its-kind” lawsuit against a law school. Er, congrats for filing some paperwork? How about leaving the … Continue reading
Posted in Anna Alaburda, Finances, For-Profit, Miller Barondess, Student debt
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The perfect law firm for suing a low-tier law school?
That would be Miller Barondess, the firm chosen by Anna Alaburda to go up against her low-tier law school. Miller Barondess clearly subscribes to the theory that the “best” lawyers come from the best law schools, and the “best” lawyers … Continue reading
Law school sued over fraudulent and decptive business practices
This story about a lawsuit filed against Thomas Jefferson School of Law will no doubt be the darling of the law school blogging world for a long time, and there’s no need for me to jump in right now and stake … Continue reading