The Indiana inspector general's office has accused Duke Energy Indiana assistant general counsel Scott Storms of breaking state ethics law by "having a financial interest in the outcome of matters involving" the utility while working for a state regulatory body, according to a complaint released Friday by the state ethics commission. Duke Energy, the state's largest power company, has already suspended Storms pending state and company investigations.
October 20, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Assistant general counsel Scott Storms, of Duke Energy Indiana Inc., is facing ethics charges for allegedly seeking a job with the utility while he served as general counsel of the state’s regulatory commission.
The Indiana inspector general’s office accused Storms of breaking state ethics law by “having a financial interest in the outcome of matters involving” the utility while still working at the state, according to the complaint (pdf) released Friday by the state ethics commission.
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