Government Accountability & Oversight
Contradicts other states, none of whose AG claimed applications for Bloomberg group resources are privileged; Sides with OAG claim that lawyers paid six figures by activist donor to work in OAG are ‘Pro Bono’ Open records productions have shown these applications stated how the donor’s resources would be used. For example, Virginia’s OAG vowed “to […]
On Tuesday, Government Accountability & Oversight, P.C. filed a Reply in Support of its Motion for Summary Judgment, opposing Maryland AG Brian Frosh’s effort to keep hidden from the public his “application” seeking Michael Bloomberg’s resources to pursue the climate litigation agenda. Frosh is the only AG so hiding this document – and the only […]
Last week, CLW informed its readers that Connecticut Attorney General William Tong had released his “NYU Law Fellow Application” to the transparency group Energy Policy Advocates (EPA). As CLW readers know, these applications were in fact responses to a request for proposals by a group created by billionaire party donor and climate activist Michael Bloomberg, […]
This week the Connecticut Attorney General’s Office released its “NYU Law Fellow Application”. As CLW readers know, these applications were in fact responses to a request for proposals, by a group created by billionaire party donor and climate activist Michael Bloomberg to place privately hired activist attorneys as “Special Assistant Attorneys General”. These “SAAGs” are […]
Are they both illegal? Official emails in Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh’s Gmail account, which he finally turned over to his office in response to a Public Information Act request by Energy Policy Advocates (EPA), revealed him to have been Michael Bloomberg’s initial lead recruiter for placing Bloomberg-funded “Special Assistant Attorneys General” (SAAGs). On Thursday, […]
