By Martin M. Loring, Partner, Husch Blackwell LLP
One signature. It is the final act taken by educational institutions to gain access to federal student loans and grants for thousands of students. That one signature, however, may simultaneously expose recipient institutions to allegations of hundreds of millions of dollars in liability.
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The private career college sector has been under massive attack for almost six years across the country.
By Michelle Hon Donivan, Partner, Duane Morris, LLP
Data security breaches are practically a daily occurrence. Indeed, cybersecurity threats have become so prevalent that cyber security experts and U.S. Attorney General, Eric Holder, say that there are two types of companies in America, those that have been hacked and those that do not know they have been hacked.
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By Bill Ojile, Senior Vice President – Chief Legal & Administrative Officer, Alta Colleges, Inc.
When you think about boards of directors, it conjures up images of powerful people sitting at a long, sleek table in an oak-paneled, top-floor room debating weighty issues crucial to the corporation.
By Robert Lang, CEO, Americans for Community Development
The President and CEO of the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities, Steve Gunderson, has been a longtime colleague and friend. While he will admit to having advocated for the L3C concept during his previous leadership role at the Council On Foundations, he has also shared with me that his current purpose is not to promote one corporate structure over another.