Trial lawyers in Louisiana spent more than $8.5 million between 2008 and 2014 on campaign contributions and lobbying expenditures, an unprecedented level of spending that is thwarting judicial reform and harming the state’s legal and economic climate. That’s the takeaway from “The Trial Lawyer Money Trail,” a report released this morning by the grassroots group
Plaintiffs’ bar outspending all other special interest groups in Louisiana politics, report says
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