Government
Feb. 2, 2007
Though Fired for Good Cause, Lawyer Wins Fees From State
A deputy attorney general who waged a protracted battle with the state over his firing - eventually winning seven years of back pay - is entitled to have taxpayers foot his legal bills.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A deputy attorney general who waged a protracted battle with the state over his firing - eventually winning seven years of back pay - is entitled to have taxpayers foot his legal bills.
The lawyer, whose identity has been kept under wraps throughout the case, was fired for taking two computer printers from his office.
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