Increase spending on outside law firms by $400,000 for ongoing lawsuits
$300,000
In Plain English
The city uses outside attorneys to handle specialized legal cases when city staff lacks expertise. Two law firms currently represent Richmond in various lawsuits including land use and environmental disputes. If approved, total spending on these contracts rises to $1.3 million through 2027.
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