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The Data Colada bloggers: Joe Simmons from Wharton (left), Leif Nelson from UC-Berkeley Haas, and Uri Simonsohn from ESADE The three business school professors behind the blog Data Colada have now raised more than ... The post These B-School Professors Have Raised More Than $300K To Defend Themselves From Francesca Gino’s Lawsuit appeared first on Poets&Quants.

Francesca Gino could be the first person ever to be stripped of tenure at Harvard University If Harvard Business School is successful in stripping Professor Francesca Gino of tenure, it could be the very ... The post If Harvard Succeeds In Revoking Francesca Gino’s Tenure, It Would Be History Making appeared first on Poets&Quants.

In Historic Step, Harvard Moves Toward Tenure Revocation for Business School Professor Gino | News | The Harvard Crimson

Harvard Business School Dean Datar Defends Investigation Into Embattled Professor Gino in Email to Faculty | News | The Harvard Crimson

Known as a fierce litigator, Andrew Miltenberg has been hired by Harvard Business School’s Francesca Gino Harvard Business School Professor Francesca Gino has hired a high-profile litigator to represent her in a $25 million lawsuit she ... The post Francesca Gino Has Hired A Fierce Litigator To Handle Her Lawsuit Against Harvard Business School Dean Srikant Datar appeared first on Poets&Quants.

The Data Colada team now has some support, after alleging Gino committed academic fraud. But it shouldn’t work this way.

Gino's attorney argues that the university held a male employee in a similar investigation to different standards, even promoting him.

Some honesty dishonesty

Harvard Business School Dean Srikant Datar told Francesca Gino he was being ‘nice’ by giving her six weeks of salary before putting her on an unpaid administrative leave and acting to revoke her ... The post The Academic Mob Comes For This Harvard Business School Thought Leader appeared first on Poets&Quants.

A Harvard professor accused of research fraud brings a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against the university and her accusers. What comes next?