At long last the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General has released to Government Accountability & Oversight its retainer and “contingency” fee agreement with outside climate-plaintiffs law firm Sher Edling to file the Garden State’s entry in the climate sweepstakes.
As noted here, earlier this summer a court ordered the Office to do so, but it apparently was considering and has now declined to file an appeal.
Some of the relevant provisions, in side-by-side:
For some reason releasing these agreements remains something that public officials/fiduciaries strenuously resist.
As part of the production, OAG also released its dioxane agreement, available here.