Alaburda v. Thomas Jefferson School of Law was the class action that spawned a wave of suits brought by alumni claiming their law schools duped them with misleading post-graduate employment statistics.

But the case, filed in 2011 by 2008 graduate Anna Alaburda, was dealt a major blow this week when a San Diego County Superior Court judge denied class certification.

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