The learned professional exception to the Consumer Fraud Act cannot bar a for-profit technical school graduate from suing over allegedly misrepresented job prospects, an appeals court held Thursday.
The precedential ruling in Suarez v. Eastern International College, A-2705-10, reinstated a suit by a graduate who claimed the school told her the degree would lead to a sonographer position but found herself virtually unemployable.
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