Ben Crump doesn't just have a new law school named after him ... the institution's already getting jaw-dropping financial support from his very famous pals!
doesn't just have a new law school named after him ... the institution's already getting jaw-dropping financial support from his very famous pals!was right by the famed civil rights attorney's side this week in Miami for the dedication of the Benjamin L. Crump College of Law at St. Thomas University -- and sources connected to the event tell us this was way more than a photo op.came together to raise a whopping $10 million for Ben's new school. As Will told the crowd ...
As you know, Ben has become a renowned attorney taking on many high-profile cases -- most recently, he's been representing the family of
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