Two months after a report found local government legal fees out of control, legislators are moving to tighten practices on the hiring and payment of lawyers.
August 29, 2013 at 03:23 AM
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Two months after a report found local government legal fees out of control, legislators are moving to tighten practices on the hiring and payment of lawyers.
A newly drafted bill, S-2954, would make the process of choosing law firms more open and competitive and more strictly supervise their billing.
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