Litigation
Oct. 24, 2013
Graduates don't get class certification against Thomas Jefferson Law School
A San Diego County judge has denied a motion to certify a class action against the school, which former students accuse of having puffed up the number of alumni who landed jobs.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a significant blow for some California law school graduates, a San Diego County judge has denied their motion to certify a class action against Thomas Jefferson School of Law, which they accuse of having puffed up the number of its alumni who landed jobs.
The decision on Monday by Superior Court Judge Joel M. Pressman is the first denial of class certification in five similar lawsuits in Californi...
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