(Bloomberg) -- A former Georgetown University student who sued to block the school from punishing him after his father pleaded guilty to bribing a tennis coach to get him into Georgetown as a recruited athlete has dropped the case.

The suit, which was filed May 15, was withdrawn Tuesday with leave to refile, according to court records.

Mark Zaid, a lawyer for the former student, Adam Semprevivo, didn’t immediately return a voicemail left at his office seeking comment.

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