I was just mulling this over, but maybe we can get some dialogue going about how something like this might work.
There are many former HLa staff out there who are well-respected professionals in their disciplines who disagree with the policies of HLA. However, whenever any of these folks express their concerns publicly they are immediately sued by HLa via Q&Q.
One example: Brian Church. Brian was formerly the Director of Admissions (correct me if I'm wrong) and when he left he was sued for breach of contract and gagged. Mr. Church is well respected and would be a credible source of information, but he's beensued into submission.
There are many others out there like Mr. Church, but they are afraid to speak up.
Many of the parents of HLA kids are extremely angry and frustrated at the way they and their children were treated. These folks tend to have means. What if these people of means stood up for the people who can deliver the goods on HLA by setting up a legal fund for the whistle-blowers?
To the dissatisfied, cheated parents of HLA kids who are looking for redress of your grievances, I guess the question is "How bad do you want it?"
If anyone can give me input on this idea, I'm listening. I'll put the right people in touch with one another, but someone's going to have to foot the legal bills...