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Frank Erickson v. Corinthian Colleges, Inc. et al
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October 31, 2016
Corinthian's $3.5M Investor Deal Stalls Over Late Mailing
A California judge Monday said he was "generally satisfied" with Corinthian Colleges' $3.5 million settlement resolving an investor class action over a stock drop tied to predatory enrollment practices, but held off approval over concerns about claim packets that were remailed after the deal's objection deadline.
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December 23, 2015
$3.5M Corinthian Settlement Rejected Over Lack Of Info
A California federal judge declined Tuesday to accept a $3.5 million class action settlement that would resolve a shareholder suit against Corinthian Colleges over its enrollment practices, saying plaintiffs attorneys failed to establish the amount of the settlement is reasonable and that their representation of the lead plaintiff presents any conflicts.
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November 23, 2015
Corinthian Puts Up $3.5M To Exit Shareholder Suit
Corinthian Colleges Inc. has agreed to pay $3.5 million to settle a shareholder suit in California federal court accusing the bankrupt for-profit educator of concealing predatory enrollment practices and lying about the college's job placement statistics.