The Legal Intelligencer
...political issues like the budget, the possible expansion of eligibility for Medicaid, and the privatization of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. One source...
...its own Liquor Control Board modernization bill to...of the state budget process. The General...
...s proposed state budget for the upcoming...that state licensing boards, which grant licenses...the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board by the...
...resolve its latest budget crisis by March...percent across-the-board cut to its...under the Budget Control Act. For now...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
...to their clients' concerns of budget spend for legal fees, they...outside counsel on matters and control costs. The more I operated...
...state, reliant on state funding for a good portion of its annual budget. SEPTA further noted its enabling statute says that SEPTA is a "...
... New regulations and increased expectations from shareholders, company executives and board members have led to profound changes for today's chief legal officers...
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