Read full article: Former students of now-shuttered Florida Coastal School of Law will soon have debts canceled Former students of the now-shuttered Florida Coastal School of Law will soon have ...

The struggling for-profit Florida Coastal School of Law disclosed Tuesday that it is seeking to become a nonprofit institution, a move that would enable it to affiliate with an existing nonprofit ...

Florida Coastal School of Law is suing the federal government to reverse a decision ending its students’ access to financial aid, saying the college “will imminently close” without it.

About four out of 10 Florida Coastal School of Law's graduates didn't pass the Florida Bar exam on their first attempt. About 42 percent of the Jacksonville law school's graduates failed the exam ...

Florida Coastal School of Law filed a lawsuit Thursday against the American Bar Association over the ABA's apparent threat to withdraw its accreditation. Florida Coastal, based in Jacksonville ...

Former students of the now-shuttered Florida Coastal School of Law will soon have their debts canceled. This was made possible after a judge approved a $6 billion settlement to a nationwide class ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A federal judge has rejected Florida Coastal School of Law’s last-gasp bid for federal funds that represented most of its income, apparently dooming Jacksonville’s law ...

After 23 years as a for-profit institution, Florida Coastal School of Law has filed an application with the American Bar Association to become a nonprofit. As part of the transformation ...

Florida Coastal School of Law is fully accredited by the American Bar Association. About evenly divided by gender, Coastal Law students come from approximately 46 states and numerous countries ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Florida Coastal School of Law is suing the federal government to reverse a decision ending its students’ access to financial aid, saying the college “will imminently ...

Florida Coastal School of Law has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education in U.S. District Court on the grounds that the department has "exceeded and abused its authority and acted ...