Appeals court allows students’ COVID breach suits vs. IU, Purdue to proceed

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4 thoughts on “Appeals court allows students’ COVID breach suits vs. IU, Purdue to proceed

  1. Can employees now sue their employers for not allowing them to be in the office? They were paid their salaries, but also promised a an office and desk. SMH

    In unprecedented times, there are still lawyers ready to pounce. The students received their promised education, it just had to look a little different. Wasting taxpayers $$s, again.

    1. Employees aren’t paying for services they didn’t receive like room and board and fees for use of services. I think pro-rated refunds should be issued related to these charges students paid. I think refunds for tuition is a stretch but if facilities weren’t being used then operating costs like utilities, janitorial etc would be less.

      In any case the cost to attend college is ridiculous.

    2. Apples and Orange. It is more like one pays for a vacation on a Tropical Beach but that can’t happen because of Covid so you get to watch a virtual beach from home instead. Enjoy.

  2. If students get their tuition money back, I would cancel course credit. Let them take the course again in person if they really feel they missed out!

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