Category Archives: Miller Barondess

Thomas Jefferson School of Law responds to Anna Alaburda

Posted on July 22, 2011 by NTLAdmin
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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 →

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Alaburda, waivers, trust and astrophysics

Posted on June 1, 2011 by NTLAdmin
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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 →

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Miller Barondess, the world’s most vocal “top” law firm, boasts of its lawsuit against Thomas Jefferson School of Law

Posted on May 30, 2011 by NTLAdmin
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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 →

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