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: Point of LawBeasley Allen's hidden support for Alabama Supreme Court candidate
By Ted Frank
Six lawyers from the Beasley Allen firm wrote 52 checks for $606,000 and laundered them through an "arcane maze" of PAC groups for unsuccessful Alabama Supreme Court candidate Deborah Bell Paseur without ever appearing on a list of contributors to her campaign. Paseur is running for the state appellate court this year. [Legal Newsline]
Full post as published by Point of Law on September 16, 2010 (boomark / email).
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