Laurie Rogers From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments:
Michele Earl-Hubbard Wednesday, December 11, 2013 10:56 AM 'Paul Clay'; 'Cheryl Mitchell' Re: your latest letter img003015.pdf
Paul: Cheryl forwarded me a copy of a letter you wrote to her (attached) on which I was not copied. I skimmed it and noticed there is a lot of stuff in it apparently directed to me or my memory, etc., to the end that the District apparently wants to continue a dispute the parties had settled in court. Please let me be clear on one thing ‐‐ and I do not mean to be as rude as this may come off. I assume you are not writing letters such as the attached on a pro bono basis but are charging your client, the School District, for that work at your regular billable hour rate, and I presume that the taxpayers of Spokane County whose tax dollars fund the Spokane School District, and the resources from the federal government to fund education, are used to pay the District’s bills. To me that means that the public is paying for the work you are doing, and to me there is not a benefit to the public from your continued multi‐page letters. Maybe your client’s goal is to have the last word and make it seem like something was not addressed ‐‐ but please know that I am not responding as I will not be drawn into this fray and cost the taxpayers more money because of an apparent vendetta the District personnel may have against Mrs. Rogers or the desire to have the last word. My lack of response should not be understood as a lack of disagreement with what is being said. Your clients might consider what they are spending to fund such missives and what they might instead buy with those resources instead for the benefit of the children they are charged to educate. Unless you are far faster and far more efficient than most, the attached must have cost a couple thousand dollars to write, at least, and one could buy a lot of pencils, books, or even a few weeks of para educator support for a crowded class room for those kinds of dollars. I do not mean this to be as rude as it no doubt appears. I am sure you are acting at client direction. I just find that direction surprising and disturbing given the circumstances. I leave it to Cheryl whether or not she responds, but I sense that any response from her will just spark yet another missive from you ‐‐ paid for by taxpayers and to the deprivation of the school children‐‐ and that this will go on and on. If you are doing all this pro bono and not charging your clients or taxpayers for this post‐settlement letter war, my apologies for suggesting the District was spending money for it. It still seems to have little point though other than to have the last word or to make it seem something was never answered, which I don’t think is accurate as discussed above. Please do not reply to me. Even if you are doing this pro bono, I have other matters earmarked for my pro bono time. As you know, I no longer represent Mrs. Rogers as the matter concluded. (This message is sent by me as an individual, not on behalf of Mrs. Rogers or Cheryl and reflects only my personal comments and opinions.)
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