ABA Journal:  A lawyer participating in suits against 14 law schools has more ambitious plans in his quest to improve reporting of employment rates for graduates.

On Wednesday, New York lawyer David Anziska announced plans to sue 20 more schools. He hopes there will be more. “I truly believe that at the end of this process nearly every law school in the country will be sued,” he said in a press release. The National Law Journal and Inside Higher Ed have stories.

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