A report released Tuesday by the state comptroller found local governments are failing to control excessive and improper payments for legal services.
June 28, 2013 at 03:38 AM
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A report released Tuesday by the state comptroller found local governments are failing to control excessive and improper payments for legal services.
Comptroller A. Matthew Boxer scrutinized 2011 fiscal year expenditures for legal services by three towns and two school districts, identified as geographically representative of towns and districts with potentially deficient practices.
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