It's no secret that trial lawyers and their firms are active political donors, and they've drawn much heat over the years for their influence in local and national elections. This week a Boston plaintiffs firm is facing particular scrutiny after a report suggested that the firm may have served as a vehicle for illegal straw donations.
November 03, 2016 at 12:03 AM
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It’s no secret that trial lawyers and their firms are active political donors, and they’ve drawn much heat over the years for their influence in local and national elections. This week a Boston plaintiffs firm is facing particular scrutiny after a report suggested that the firm may have served as a vehicle for illegal straw donations.
But are law firms particularly prone to such allegations?
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