Since its closure, the school and the circumstances surrounding its operation and loss of accreditation have been the subject of extensive litigation. A class action was instituted against the school by former students, resulting in a controversial $2.65 million dollar settlement for as many as 2,500 former students. More than 70 students objected to the settlement amount. A second suit has been instituted in Illinois against Sterling Partners, the Hedge Fund that owns InfiLaw. In turn, the school has filed suit against the ABA, arguing that the ABA's decision to revoke its accreditation was made improperly and violated its right to Due Process.