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Casey et al v. Florida Coastal School of Law, Inc. et al
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October 07, 2015
Fla. Coastal Law Students' $100M Class Action Dismissed
Members of a putative class of Florida Coastal Law School graduates suing the school for $100 million should have been able to reasonably avoid injuries they claim stem from the school's allegedly using deceptive salary and employment statistics, a Florida federal judge said in dismissing the case.
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August 26, 2015
Fla. Law School Grads Push To Keep $100M Fraud Suit Alive
A putative class of Florida Coastal Law School graduates suing their alma mater for $100 million for allegedly using deceptive salary and employment statistics objected Tuesday to a magistrate's finding, saying they don't have to prove the elements of fraud to sustain their action under the state Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.
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August 11, 2015
$100M Suit Against Fla. Law School Put On Chopping Block
A Florida magistrate judge recommended dismissing a $100 million putative class action alleging Florida Coastal School of Law Inc. filed deceptive salary and employment statistics, finding Tuesday that the graduates failed to state a claim under the state Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.