What kind of a attorney do I need to sue a private college?
You may be right in your suspicions here. Schools are generally given a lot of leeway in how they design and administer their programs. However,...
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You may be right in your suspicions here. Schools are generally given a lot of leeway in how they design and administer their programs. However,...
I agree with the other contributors, except that I see a potential angle. If the school knew it's accreditation was at risk, and nonetheless told...
I have heard this many times, and in fact, I just finished arbitrating claims against UEI on behalf of two students who were in the CST program. ...
These can be tough cases if the school basically did what it promised, but just did it poorly. It makes for a much better case if the school...
Sounds like two distinct issues. First, was the school accredited? If they told you yes and that was important to you, but in fact they were not,...
Depending on how you were harmed by the breach, you may be able to hire someone on a contingency fee basis. This is particularly so if the school...
I agree with Mr. Spiritos' comment. Also, it seems that what you are saying is that the school originally said the masters would take two years,...
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Scott is absolutely right about the arbitration requirements in most credit card contracts - and that they substantially undermine consumer...
Yes, she may have recourse. She should check her enrollment agreement, and the course catalog, to see if the school said anything about the impact...
The fact that you haven't yet been placed is probably not a basis for a claim. However, if very few of your class mates were placed, and the...