Questions over Southern Univ. law professor’s estate work Posted on September 5, 2017 by Thomas Azar Southern University law professor Dorothy Jackson has used an unusual and possibly unethical technique in naming herself as the attorney for executors of wills and estates. A law professor at LSU says Jackson’s actions are neither necessary nor customary. Jackson is now on administrative leave from the university pending an investigation into her role in drafting one of the wills. More details about the unusual methodology are available to The Advocate.
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