I still don't get it.  If it was the unethical acts by the lawyers, why aren't the lawyers the ones being sued?  Why would you sue a nonprofit for acts committed by non-parties to the case?

And, again, if it's lawyers' unethical acts, why isn't it a complaint or grievance filed with the State Bar?  

I can't make heads or tails of this.  Is there any claim of something being illegal?  I read the lawsuit looking for allegations of illegal acts or at least some definition of kickbacks, and I kept getting the inkling that the only thing that sounds possibly illegal in this Complaint is an employee sneaking emails out to her car daily and furtively collecting documents on flash drives that she hides at her home.  I don't know.  How much are employees allowed to do in order to set themselves up as whistleblowers?

Honestly, this plaintiff lost all credibility with me when I read that some of her damages are that she gained weight and had to go on two months of bedrest.  What??