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Scorched-earth Fletcher litigation racks up more sanctions requests, attorney fees and ‘a long history of mistrust’

A lawsuit accusing Nathan Fletcher of sexual misconduct has stretched into hundreds of filings, and his lawyers’ push for access to evidence has expanded to target a friend of the plaintiff.

Nathan Fletcher speaks at a press conference at the San Diego County istration Building on Aug. 2, 2022. (Adriana Heldiz /The San Diego Union-Tribune)
Nathan Fletcher speaks at a press conference at the San Diego County istration Building on Aug. 2, 2022. (Adriana Heldiz /The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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A lawsuit accusing Nathan Fletcher of sexual misconduct has stretched into hundreds of filings, and his lawyers' push for access to evidence has expanded to target a friend of the plaintiff.

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For the record: A previous version of this story incorrectly described the number of attorneys the plaintiff has had and the year in which she and Nathan Fletcher began arranging secret meetings. This story was also updated to clarify the Metropolitan Transit System’s motion to limit the case, and that the plaintiff, not the court, rejected Fletcher's request to dismiss the case.

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