By now, you've probably read the account of the young woman who is suing her alma mater because of her inability to find a job. She seeks the return of four years of tuition costs -- $70,000 -- plus a whopping $2,000 in pain and suffering for the misery of her grueling four-month job search (sadly, I've looked for my car keys longer than that).
During my weekly legal commentary on the Legal Broadcast Network, I explain why this case could just be the tip of the iceberg.
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