InfiLaw Touts SC Attorney General’s Opinion
ALAN WILSON’S OFFICE WEIGHS IN ON CONTROVERSIAL DEAL … InfiLaw – the glorified &You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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Wow. A savage rebuke to the Billy Want theory of law, which states that there is no rule of law except what resides inside his head. A perfect example of the old adage that those that cannot do (or think, in this case), teach.
Perhaps he should return to law school and relearn his trade….
You’re an idiot and your incompetence stinks. Keep your mouth shut because you’re too dumb to realize that you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Billy Want has a Yale law degree. Aside from being a law professor, he is a nationally renowned attorney and author – I hardly consider him to be someone who lacks the ability to think.
Never mind that the AG’s office is involved in a bitter feud with Harrell, who was a signatory to the letter this AG advisory opinion “smacks down.” I’m sure there’s no political angle there at all…
The good news for everyone opposed to InfiLaw (which IS everyone, except a few paid-for alums and the others who will financially benefit from this transaction) is that InfiLaw has more than shown its true colors this year, most recently by threatening to call up their loan to CSOL, and has numerous violations of the regs that have nothing to do with the “best interest” language cited in the AG opinion. They won’t be able to use their paltry and paid-for political connections to squirm out of those violations. Good riddance.
InfiLaw schools perform better than CSOL now. Allowing the sale will help the students there.
They perform better at scamming poor morons out of their student loan dollars.
Betcha InfiLaw performs better at running a college than Glen McConnell. At least they’ve got experience! Hey,…That’s it!,…Lets sell the C of C to infiLaw! But they HAVE to take Glenn in the bargan.
Gotta love the “media crisis” team InfiLaw/K&C have hired. Their primary strategy seems to be trolling the Internet for news articles and providing positive InfiLaw comments. Whatever they are getting paid, it’s too much!
Heck, after the founders took boatloads of cash from the school, let InfiLaw have the school.
Yeah, because Infinilaw doesn’t want a boatload of money too.
The notion that Infilaw would have a valid Due Process claim is a complete joke. And according to the AG’s interpretation regarding lawsuits against a proposed owner as it relates to the reputation criteria… Even if the pending lawsuits had already been litigated and decided against Infilaw-owned Florida Coastal and Arizona Summit, the rulings would not be applicable to Infilaw?
I agree: Let the private sector decide as a result of market forces, not the government.
Then eliminate student loan dollars backed by the federal government. Until that day comes, the government should be heavily involved with this sale because the purchaser will be using government student loan money to profit.
CHE is a state agency, Ed. Student loan dollars come from the federal government, and the Department of Education regulates all schools that receive student loan money. That is not the issue here.
Why is there so much softness between your ears?
I’m more than happy if a state agency takes it upon itself to save thousands of brain dead morons from making the mistake of wasting federal student loan dollars on attending an Infinilaw diploma mill.
I’m not sure why you seem to think a state agency doing something good for federal taxpayers is a bad thing. I guess you don’t really care one way or the other as long as those sweet, sweet student loan promissory notes are signed by the barely literate mouth breathers that make up Infinilaw student bodies.