Litigation
Sep. 20, 2014
Judge rules LA County does not have to disclose attorney's legal bills
A judge ruled Thursday that Los Angeles County does not have to disclose its contract with the lawyer hired to carry out recommendations made by a commission in the wake of abuse allegations involving the county's sheriff's department.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
LOS ANGELES - In a blow to open government advocates, a judge ruled Thursday that Los Angeles County does not have to disclose its contract with the lawyer hired to monitor the implementation of reforms suggested by a commission in the wake of abuse allegations against the sheriff's department.
Superior Court Judge Luis A. Lavin struck down a motion to reconsider his June 5 decision that Richard ...
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