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Brown et al v. Texas A&M University School of Law et al
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January 15, 2016
Judge Tosses Texas A&M Law Grad Diploma Suit
A Texas federal judge on Thursday dismissed a putative class action brought by graduates of the former Texas Wesleyan University School of Law, acquired in 2013 by Texas A&M University, that alleged alumni were wrongly being denied the right to affiliate themselves with A&M and use its trademarks.
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December 08, 2015
Texas A&M Says Law Grad Diploma Suit Should Be Tossed
Texas A&M University and Texas Wesleyan University on Monday renewed their requests to dismiss a federal class action brought by graduates of Wesleyan's law school seeking more recognition by Texas A&M, which acquired the former, with both schools saying they don't owe the former law students anything.
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November 10, 2015
Texas A&M Can't Yet Knock Out Law Diploma Fight
A Texas federal judge on Tuesday denied two motions to dismiss a putative class action that asks Texas A&M University to recognize graduates of the law school it took over from Texas Wesleyan University, saying the motions are mooted by an amended complaint filed by the grads.
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October 13, 2015
Texas A&M Seeks To Toss Suit Over Law Grad Diplomas
Graduates of the since-renamed Texas Wesleyan University School of Law are barred from bringing a proposed class action against acquirer Texas A&M University School of Law, A&M said Tuesday, days after Texas Wesleyan University asked for dismissal.
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August 12, 2015
Law Grads Sue Texas A&M For New Diplomas After Merger
Dozens of graduates of the since-renamed Texas Wesleyan University School of Law on Tuesday filed a putative class action in Texas federal court against the school's acquirer, Texas A&M University School of Law, claiming the right to use A&M trademarks and seeking new diplomas.