HP, Calif. Settle Spying Lawsuit
State Exploring Deal With Dunn
By Ellen Nakashima
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, December 8, 2006; D01
California's attorney general announced a $14.5 million civil settlement with Hewlett-Packard over its corporate spying scandal yesterday and said in an interview that he was exploring a possible settlement of criminal charges against the firm's former chairman.
Patricia C. Dunn was ousted as chairman in September after the HP ethics and spying scandal became public. California Attorney General Bill Lockyer filed fraud and conspiracy charges against her in October, a day after Dunn learned that she had suffered a relapse of ovarian cancer.
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