Over on Above the Law, Kyle McEntee and I have a column about the situation at Charlotte Law School, which we decided to prepare after being contacted by multiple Charlotte students who expressed concerns about the lack of information that they were being provided, and the plans that Charlotte is working on. In our post, we urge Charlotte Law to be more transparent to students about the options available to them. The focus of Charlotte Law's effort over the past two weeks seems to have been to develop a plan to transfer Charlotte students to their sister school at Florida Coastal. Law School Transparency has significant concerns about this plan. We have written a letter to the Dean and President of Charlotte and the CEO of Infilaw expressing some of our concerns and ideas. Upon receiving our letter, Dean Jay Conison requested LST to hold off on publication of our Above the Law piece for a day as he hopes to have more information to share soon. Although we declined the request to postpone publication, we have promised to update our post with any new information that he provides us. I will also post any useful information that I receive here on TFL.
Law School Transparency on Charlotte Law School
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Call or write the Sterling Partners, Chicago, Illinois–General Delivery. When Trump talked about a "Wall-Street-Banking-Finance Cabal" stacking the deck, he really should have said Private Equity Groups and their financial shenanigans. A Mitt Romney Bain Capital Problem. Like Bain Capital, the Sterling Partners messed with and invested in companies for financial exploitation. Charlotte Law School is a good example. Trump, in many respects is right on a lot of issues, but articulates them wrong. He is not a good communicator. Same thing with GW or his father. They couldn't talk.