Missouri SB1413 repeals certain provisions for contingency fee contracts with private attorneys retained by the state.
Missouri SB1413 repeals specific provisions related to contingency fee contracts with private attorneys retained by the state. It mandates that the attorney general make a written determination that contingency fee representation is both cost-effective and in the public interest before entering into such a contract. The bill also requires detailed records and reports on these contracts, including posting them on the attorney general's website for public inspection.
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