Government
Dec. 8, 2012
Cities increasingly considering severing contracts with attorneys amid economic woes
The economy may be limping along, but as cities across the state continue to cope with looming budget cuts, contract city attorneys are wondering if their services will be traded for a firm with lower rates.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The economy may be limping along, but as cities across the state continue to cope with looming budget cuts, contract city attorneys are wondering if their services will be traded for firms with lower rates. On Nov. 28, Covina announced it would send out a request for proposals to seek legal representation to replace its current city attorney, Marco Martinez of Best Best & Krieger LLP, with whom the ...
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