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A private, attorney-run company has sued eight Bay Area school districts that, it says, have failed to comply with state public records laws. While one school district paid $2,500 to settle, others are refusing, saying that the litigation is a money-making operation. According to San Mateo school district lawyer Lee Thompson, "These guys are trying to line their pockets at the expense of schoolchildren." Nolex President Scott Hammel (above) vehemently denied accusations.
November 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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