Insurance companies' efforts to avoid investigation by the state ethics commission have grown into a battle over the proper role of the state attorney general. Randy Evans (above), for the insurers: the AG should not push his agenda over his client's position.
May 10, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Insurance companies’ efforts to avoid investigation by the state ethics commission have grown into a battle over the proper role of the state attorney general.
The resulting litigation, which pits two of Georgia’s most prominent Republican lawyers against each other, could lead the Supreme Court of Georgia to rethink part of its 2003 decision that backed the AG’s claim to control the state’s legal positions.
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