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Paulette Granberry Russell, who was a key player during sports doctor Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse scandal and its aftermath, is changing roles.
January 16, 2020 at 04:06 PM
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Michigan State University in-house lawyer Paulette Granberry Russell, who was a key player during sports doctor Larry Nassar’s sexual abuse scandal and its aftermath, is changing roles.
She is one of several in-house lawyers, including two general counsel, who have changed positions or left the university since the 2016 Nassar scandal. Michigan State has been without a permanent general counsel for the past 11 months.
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