Colleges' Risk Managers Face a Rising Tide of Litigation

By ELIZABETH F. FARRELL

The growing field helps universities deal with costly lawsuits -- or avoid them entirely

For 10 years, Deborah A. Luthi worked in a division of the human-resources department

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