Waive attorney-client privilege to publicly disclose legal services agreements
In Plain English
The city currently keeps its contracts with law firms confidential under attorney-client privilege. This waiver allows the public to see these legal service agreements while protecting other confidential communications. If approved, residents can review how much the city pays lawyers and what services they provide.
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