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First Responders Salute. Free Music Friday. Half Price Holiday. Half Price Thursdays. Tulsa District 7 City Council Lori Decter Wright was instrumental in the efforts to support residents as they were forced to flee their homes. The lawsuit insists that Vista Shadow Mountain Apartments violated several state laws , including breach of contract, negligence, failure to abide by the laws governing landlords and tenants, as well as violations of the Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act.

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MotivationFriday pic. Ferguson said it's not only sad and disheartening for the students, it's frustrating because these things seem to continue to happen. It's happening across the country," Ferguson said. Ferguson said the private equity group who ran Education Futures LLC and did business as Vista College put money over the interests of its students.

Wilkins said he's considering joining the Ferguson Law Firm's class action suit. He said he got a text message from the school telling him it was closed and a phone call from one of his professors, who informed him there were no more classes.

They are hard working people, doing their jobs, educating students and just got thrown out. Wilkins said he wants the CEO to come forward and answer those questions students and staff are asking and for Vista College to come through on the promises it made. Wilkins said he isn't sure what comes next. He said he has a family to support and getting a higher education was an important piece of the puzzle.

Ferguson said for-profit schools must meet some federal regulations and accrediting agencies. However, one way to get through the legal system is by filing for bankruptcy. When asked what Ferguson hopes to accomplish for his clients in the lawsuit, he said it's about the business holding itself accountable.