The fraud class action, Bevelacqua v. Brooklyn Law School, 500175/2012, brought by graduates of Brooklyn Law School against their alma mater appears to be turning into an uphill battle (See Complaint).
Attorneys for both sides spent three hours on Aug. 21 before Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice David Schmidt (See Profile) debating the law school’s motion to dismiss. Schmidt asked pointed questions both of plaintiffs attorney Frank Raimond and defense attorney Russell Jackson regarding allegations that the school misrepresented graduate employment and salary data to lure students.
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