On the recordMarch 10, 2014
These cases go on for years, millions of dollars in legal costs, and at the end of that, if they settle the case without admitting any wrongdoing, then the taxpayer stays on the hook, correct?
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congress.govClaire McCaskill: “These cases go on for years, millions of dollars in legal costs, and at the end of that, if they settle the case without…”
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McCaskill highlights the financial burden on taxpayers from prolonged legal battles.
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