LAW SCHOOLS: "Students sue Paducah for-profit law school" COURIER JOURNAL

Andrew Wolfson has a story today in the Courier Journal about the legal travails of the for-profit school.  This story has made the press before in other papers:

Students sue Paducah for-profit law school

In a rebellion against their dean -- who is also the school's majority stockholder -- more than 30 students have joined in a federal lawsuit charging that Dean Paul Hendrick and other administrators conspired "to enrich themselves at the expense of students."

Here are links to our earlier post on the class action suit filed last year:

• COURT CASES: Class Action Lawsuit filed against selected members of administration at American Justice School of Law in Paducah

  Hey folks, I did not even know there was a law school in WESTERN Kentucky much less a class action lawsuit filed against its administration by students whose attorney is Tom Osborne who is part owner of the private law school and until recently was the board chairman for the school.  Tom Osborne is the husband of Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge Donna Dixon out of Paducah.  [Click on the heading for more of story from a local newspaper].

Hey folks, I did not even know there was a law school in WESTERN Kentucky much less a class action lawsuit filed against its administration by students whose attorney is Tom Osborne who is part owner of the private law school and until recently was the board chairman for the school.  Tom Osborne is the husband of Kentucky Court of Appeals Judge Donna Dixon out of Paducah.  [Click on the heading for more of story from a local newspaper].