University of Chicago is First to Settle in Financial Aid Price-Fixing Lawsuit
Brown, Yale, Columbia, Georgetown, and twelve other schools have yet to settle.
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Brown, Yale, Columbia, Georgetown, and twelve other schools have yet to settle.
As the lawsuit against the 568 Presidents Group continues, supporters are encouraging students to speak out.
A federal judge has denied a motion that would have dismissed an antitrust lawsuit against 17 elite universities, including the University of Chicago. The initial lawsuit was filed in January 2022 and alleged that a group of universities coordinated the amounts of financial aid they offered. According to the Amended Class Action Complaint, the plaintiffs...
Elpidio “P.D.” Villarreal Joins Gilbert Litigators & Counselors
Last month, Hopkins was added to the list of private universities accused of colluding to reduce financial aid in an amended complaint.