New York Law School Sued for Inflating Job, Pay Statistics
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New York Law School was sued by former students who accused the school of inflating statistics on graduates’ jobs and pay.
The lawsuit, filed today in New York, and a second suit filed in Michigan against Thomas M. Cooley Law School, claim the schools knowingly inflated employment and salary statistics to recruit and retain students. The complaints were filed by three New York law graduates and four Cooley graduates seeking to represent all current and former students at both schools.