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INDIANAPOLIS (Legal Newsline) - An Indiana law that retroactively prohibited students from suing state universities over COVID pandemic measures like distance learning is constitutional and doesn’t prevent a Ball State student from suing the school on his own, the state’s highest court ruled.
The Indiana Supreme Court sided with the state legislature over a Ball State University student who wants a refund for his pandemic-interrupted classes in early 2020.
The Indiana Supreme Court sided with the state legislature over a Ball State University student who wants a refund for his pandemic-interrupted classes in early 2020.
A class-action lawsuit seeking refunds from colleges and universities for online classes during COVID violates Indiana law, the state’s highest court ruled Tuesday.
The decision from the state's highest court still allows individuals to sue seeking tuition refunds from the spring of 2020.