This is a well-done interview and also quite revealing, especially the little dance Mr. Anziska does around the reliance question. Also striking is his admission that they are, indeed, looking for a global settlement involving partial tuition reimbursement and third-party auditing of employment data reported by schools. (He doesn't mention attorney fees, but presumably he'd like that too!)
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