Government
May 18, 2012
State AG bills state agencies like private clients
In a push to clamp down on runaway litigation costs, the state attorney general's office has begun rejecting cases from state agencies that can't afford to pay out of their own budgets.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a push to clamp down on runaway litigation costs, the state attorney general's office has begun rejecting cases from state agencies that can't afford to pay out of their own budgets.
The change is novel in California. For years, the attorney general's office accepted any and all litigation matters sent its way - defending state departments in everything from constitutional claims to emp...
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