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Criminal defense lawyers weigh in on the ongoing federal probe of former Mayor Kasim Reed's administration that has now reached his former firm, Paul Hastings.
May 28, 2019 at 02:56 PM
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Why would Paul Hastings pay $90,000 to Atlanta’s former city attorney after the law firm earned millions representing the city and its airport under her watch?
That’s a key question for federal prosecutors in the ever-widening, almost four-year corruption probe into former Mayor Kasim Reed’s administration. The probe expanded earlier this year to the city’s dealings with Paul Hastings and Reed’s ex-city attorney, Cathy Hampton, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution has reported.
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