Former Texas Law School Dean Threatens Lawsuit Against Member of Board of Regents

Following up on my prior posts (links below) on the turmoil at the University of Texas Law School over millions of dollars in forgiveable loans to law faculty: 

• Above the Law, Ousted Dean Might Sue Former Boss for Defamation
• The Daily Texan, Former UT Law School Dean Hints at Legal Action in Statement
• The Daily Texan, House to Begin Investigation Into UT Regent Wallace Hall
• The Daily Texan, Statement of Larry Sager
• The Daily Texan, Wallace Hall: The TT Interview
• Dallas Morning News, House Launches Impeachment Proceedings Against UT Regent Wallace Hall

Prior TaxProf Blog coverage:

• University of Texas Law School Dean Resigns Immediately in Wake of Faculty Division Over Compensation (Dec. 9, 2011)
• University of Texas Chancellor Orders Review of Use of Foundation Funds to Pay 19 Law Faculty Over $300,000 (Dec. 12, 2011)
• Leiter on the Turmoil at the University of Texas School of Law (Dec.13, 2011)
• More on the Turmoil at the University of Texas School of Law (Dec. 16, 2011)
• Dean Sager's $4.65 Million in Forgivable Loans to Law Profs 'Ripped Apart' Texas Faculty (Feb. 21, 2012)
• National Jurist: Dean Sager's $4.65 Million in Forgivable Loans to Law Profs 'Ripped Apart' Texas Faculty (Nov. 12, 2012)
• Report Blasts $4.65 Million in Forgivable Loans to Texas Law Profs (Nov. 14, 2012)
• Board of Regents to Investigate $5.5 Million in Forgivable Loans to University of Texas Law Profs (Mar. 21, 2013)