A whistleblower lawsuit accusing the Los Angeles Film School of student loan fraud has been dismissed with prejudice as the plaintiff’s attorney has been fined for filing a brief written by ChatGPT.
The lawsuit alleged that the Los Angeles Film School had paid outside vendors to hire its students to jobs with little meaningful career advancement to inflate its placement figures and maintain its qualification for federal student aid. To qualify for federal student aid, higher education institutions must prove that at least 70% of its graduates are able to find work in their chosen field.
But in a ruling on Friday, Judge Stanley Blumenfeld ruled that the alleged conduct happened outside the six-year statute of limitations and dismissed the lawsuit with prejudice, meaning that it cannot be filed again.
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