Litigation
Feb. 4, 2010
Supervisor Calls for MTA Audit
A Los Angeles County supervisor suggested Tuesday that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority may have spent $10 million on litigation without approval from its board of directors.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - A Los Angeles County supervisor suggested the Metropolitan Transportation Authority may have spent $10 million on litigation without approval from its board of directors and called for an audit of its legal costs on Tuesday.
The supervisor, Mark Ridley-Thomas, acted after the Daily Journal reported last week that the MTA has spent at least $32 million litigating a series...
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