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The University of Michigan and its regents responded to one of eight lawsuits filed against them after a former football coach was charged for allegedly hacking into student-athlete accounts to steal private images.
More student-athletes are joining the class-action lawsuit against the University of Michigan and former Michigan Wolverines assistant football coach Matt Weiss.
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The University of Michigan has a class action lawsuit on its hands because of former football coach Matt Weiss.
Michigan-based personal injury law firm Buckfire Law announced it has filed a mass lawsuit against former Michigan Wolverines football coach Matt Weiss, the University of Michigan, its Regents, and Keffer Development Services, LLC, on behalf of multiple female students.
Some new details are emerging in the computer hacking case against a former Baltimore Ravens and University of Michigan assistant football coach.
Attorneys representing victims in cases against former University of Michigan assistant football coach Matt Weiss say more student athletes are coming forward daily, bringing the total number of accusers to 17 across five lawsuits so far.
The situation involving former Michigan Wolverines offensive coordinator Matt Weiss has significant implications within the NFL, with connections that extend before and after the alleged misconduct.
Former Michigan Wolverines and current Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh addressed the computer hacking allegations against former NFL and Michigan assistant Matt Weiss.
Former Michigan Wolverines football assistant coach Matt Weiss, 42, is at the center of what attorney Parker Stinar of Stinar Gould Grieco & Hensley said: “This is, to my understanding, the largest data breach in the history of the United States by an academic institution.”
Matthew Weiss, 42, a former University of Michigan Wolverines football co-offensive coordinator and NFL coach, appeared in federal court in downtown Detroit on Monday, facing 24 charges related to an alleged large-scale hacking scheme.
A judge has entered a not-guilty plea for a former Baltimore Ravens and University of Michigan assistant football coach.
Former Michigan Wolverines co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Matt Weiss, 42, of Ann Arbor, has been charged in a cyber attack targeting over 150,000 student-athletes.
An indictment filed Thursday says that a former NFL and University of Michigan assistant football coach hacked into the computer accounts of thousands of college athletes to access intimate photos and videos.
Michigan fired football co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss in January after he failed to attend a meeting to discuss whether he had gained access to computer accounts that belonged to other people.
Michigan football has fired co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss after police launched an investigation into “computer access crimes” at the team facility.
Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day.
ESPN reports that Michigan Wolverines co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss has been placed on leave following a police investigation involving a report of computer access crimes.
ESPN reports that Michigan Wolverines co-offensive coordinator Matt Weiss has been placed on leave following a police investigation involving a report of computer access crimes.
The Michigan Wolverines survived their first challenge of the 2022 season with some record-setting contributions by junior running back Blake Corum and senior tight end Luke Schoonmaker to defeat the Maryland Terrapins 34-27 in the Big House.
