Tax,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Civil Litigation
Jun. 25, 2021
Suit saying LA city attorney wrongly used taxes for ‘whitewash’ is partially, tentatively dismissed
U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips indicated she is leaning toward dismissing a taxpayer action but allowing a civil rights action to proceed against City Attorney Mike Feuer, his former No. 2, and the city of Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES -- A federal judge tentatively dismissed parts of a lawsuit Thursday accusing City Attorney Michael Feuer of illegally spending taxpayer money to cover up a litigation scandal.
U.S. District Judge Virginia Phillips handed out copies of her tentative ruling just before a hearing, indicating she is leaning toward dismissing a taxpayer action but allowing a c...
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