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Tag Archives: Above the Law
Anna Alaburda’s Case Against Her Law School
There has been quite a lot of buzz about Anna Alaburda’s case against her former law school, Thomas Jefferson School of Law, for publishing fraudulent post-graduation employment statistics to entice perspective law students to apply. There are many opinions about … Continue reading
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Tagged Above the Law, Anna Alaburda, Jeff Bennion, Law Schools, Lawsuit, Legal, Litigation, Staci Zaretsky, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
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What’s “An Agreement To Agree”?
Well, for starters, it’s not enforceable in Texas. And it can form the basis of a hefty legal malpractice suit as a client of Texas law firm Andrews Kurth discovered when the jury awarded him about $200 million against the firm. According … Continue reading
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Tagged Above the Law, Advice, Andrews Kurth, Attitude, Justice, Law Firm, Legal, Legal Malpractice, Scott D. Martin, Settlement
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