Aug 2 – After technical problems marred last week’s remote bar exam for some aspiring lawyers, at least one plaintiffs’ firm is investigating potential litigation against Examsoft, the software company that jurisdictions hired to deliver the test.
Pennsylvania-based firm Sauder Schelkopf said it has launched a class action investigation on behalf of July 2021 bar examinees, some of whom saw their computers crash
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WESTON, Wis. (WSAW) - High school students at D.C. Everest are running a metal manufacturing business.It’s part of a new class engaging students in different...