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Ah, a member of my alma mater caught in the crackdown. One thing I can say about BU is that, from what I've heard, they've been very aggressive in trying to help the defenses of students sued by the RIAA.
Professor Nesson is a pretty big gun (although Cloherty is no slouch either, a very good white collar attorney from Boston), and I think he's doing the case pro bono, as this has become a big issue for him.
Last edited by KSigkid; 01-07-2009 at 10:25 AM.
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