Attorneys Say More Is at Risk Than Their $18M
by Mark Friedman – 8 hours ago
Their fear is that tossing the attorneys' fee award will deter Arkansans from filing lawsuits challenging the illegal use of taxpayer money.
Their fear is that tossing the attorneys' fee award will deter Arkansans from filing lawsuits challenging the illegal use of taxpayer money.
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