Litigious Law Professors Face Tough Odds in Court
Law professors sue for a variety of reasons, often pertaining to hiring, firing and tenure denial. Unfortunately for them, they rarely prevail in court.
March 06, 2018 at 01:17 PM
4 minute read
Law professors teach students how to bring a case to court, but it turns out they aren't particularly successful as plaintiffs filing suit on their own behalf.
Far more often than not, law professors lose when they sue over matters such as not getting hired, tenure denials, or pay disputes, according to an article in the latest edition of the Albany Law Review.
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