Larry Nassar survivors file lawsuit against Michigan State for undisclosed document releases

Survivors of sexual assault by former Michigan State University sports doctor Larry Nassar have filed a lawsuit alleging that the university made "secret decisions" regarding the release of documents related to the case. The survivors claim that the university refused to provide over 6,000 documents to the state attorney general's office for an investigation into Nassar's actions and withheld emails about the board of trustees' decision-making. The lawsuit seeks accountability rather than monetary compensation, and aims to compel the university to comply with the Freedom of Information Act and Open Meetings Act. Michigan State has faced criticism for its handling of the Nassar investigation and its treatment of survivors.