Nassar survivors sue Michigan State over withheld documents and alleged secret decision-making

Women sexually assaulted by Larry Nassar filed a lawsuit against Michigan State University over withheld documents related to the case.
The lawsuit alleges Michigan State made secret decisions and violated open records laws by not releasing over 6,000 documents to the state attorney general.
The documents concern the university's knowledge of Nassar's abuse and decision-making by the board of trustees.
The survivors seek accountability and compliance with public records laws, not monetary compensation.
Michigan State previously settled lawsuits filed by Nassar victims for $500 million.