Connecticut paid D.C. lawyers who blew case

By Zachary Janowski

Published January 16, 2012 5:00am ET

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Connecticut paid D.C. lawyers who blew case — Connecticut’s Attorney General and electricity regulators paid Washington lawyers – who “failed in the extreme” according to a federal judge – $4.6 million to challenge $65 million in payments to three New York energy companies. The state began the appeal process despite the wholesale rejection of its legal arguments by Judge H. Peter Young and […]

Connecticut’s Attorney General and electricity regulators paid Washington lawyers – who “failed in the extreme” according to a federal judge – $4.6 million to challenge $65 million in payments to three New York energy companies.

The state began the appeal process despite the wholesale rejection of its legal arguments by Judge H. Peter Young and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).

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