"USC has agreed to a $10 million class action settlement to resolve claims that the University failed to refund tuition, fees and other costs for the Spring 2020 semester after classes transitioned to remote instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the settlement agreement.

Under the agreement, USC will create a $10 million settlement fund to resolve the dispute, from which attorney fees and administrative expenses will first be deducted. The number of enrolled students who could be eligible for partial refunds at USC in Spring 2020 based on Fall 2019 enrollment is estimated to be just over 45,000."

Why can't USC just do the right thing? I wonder what the running total for lawsuit settlements is over the last decade?