A judge on Tuesday slapped a former assistant city attorney and her lawyer-husband with more than $136,000 in attorney fees and costs stemming from her whistleblower suit against former colleagues with the Atlanta city government.
March 12, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A judge on Tuesday slapped a former assistant city attorney and her lawyer-husband with more than $136,000 in attorney fees and costs stemming from her whistleblower suit against former colleagues with the Atlanta city government.
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