OXFORD, Mich. – Oxford school officials are accusing attorney Geoffrey Fieger of wrongly naming someone who they say doesn’t even work at Oxford High School anymore in his lawsuit centered around the deadly school shooting.
In a court motion filed Tuesday (Dec. 14), Oxford Community Schools claims former high school dean of students Ryan Moore should be dismissed from Fieger’s case.
“In a hurry to be on the news, Geoffrey Fieger filed a lawsuit against Oxford Schools and numerous employees without conducting the due diligence required by our Rules of Professional Responsibility,” the motion says. “While his pleading is full of lies and misrepresentations, one is particularly appalling and must be dealt with immediately.”
According to the motion, Fieger named Moore as the current high school dean of students, but Moore hasn’t worked at the high school for more than a year, district officials claim.
The motion says Feiger accused Moore of being aware that the shooter posed a threat to students, but did nothing. Fieger is accused of alleging that Moore made students less safe with his actions.
“Had Mr. Fieger been less concerned about being on the news and more concerned about the facts, he would have been able to easily confirm that Mr. Moore had not even worked in the high school for more than one year,” the motion says. “...
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