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- The CFPB and state attorneys general sued a career boot camp that declared bankruptcy in 2022.
- They accused the company, Prehired, of misrepresenting the nature of its income-share agreements.
- Prehired sued nearly 300 former students last year, saying they'd defaulted on their loans.
A federal watchdog hit a tech boot camp with a lawsuit accusing it of loading students up with a "predatory" form of debt.