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Plaintiff lawyers seeking public partners won't get much help from the state's DAs. But city attorneys remain open to offers. The plaintiff bar has been looking to team up with public prosecutors since the November passage of Proposition 64 limited private attorney general suits. And with Attorney General Bill Lockyer tepid to the idea of collaborating, the private lawyers have narrowed their focus to city attorneys and DAs.
February 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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