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Attorney General John Jeremie says he entered office meeting an alarming number of legal fees near $150 million, with invoices continuing to arrive daily. However, he admits his office is still vetting scores of invoices, as some of them are fraudulent
“We’ve been attempting to pay down on these while ensuring continuity in office operations. We’ve been invoiced in the vicinity of $34 million by attorneys retained on my instruction. This in comparison to the following fees paid by the AG’s Office for 2022 to 2023 ($246 million) and 2023 to 2024 (approximately $147 million),” Jeremie said during yesterday’s meeting of Parliament’s Standing Finance Committee.
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