For years, Vertex Education occupied a familiar niche in the charter-school ecosystem. Trouble emerged when its assistance extended beyond administration into the design of borrowing itself.
The case against the firm does not focus on fraud or investor losses. Instead, it reflects a more technical question that sits at the
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