Kurzon Strauss Sued by Thomas Cooley Law School Over Data Query

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Kurzon Strauss LLP was sued by the Thomas M. Cooley Law School over claims the New York law firm and two of its lawyers falsely claimed on websites that the school misrepresented graduate employment statistics.

Jesse Strauss, a Kurzon partner, along with attorney David Anziska, posted false statements on websites to “incite” the readers and to “troll” for plaintiffs for a purported class-action lawsuit against Cooley, according to the school’s complaint filed yesterday in state court in Lansing, Michigan.