Utah Admin. Code R105-1-11 - Transparency in Contingency Fee Contracts with Outside Counsel
(1) Except as otherwise provided by GRAMA,
applicable law, Rules of Professional Conduct or this Rule, a copy of the
executed contract with outside counsel shall be made available for public
inspection in accordance with GRAMA.
(2) Any payment by the Attorney General under
a contingency fee contract shall be made available for public inspection in
accordance with GRAMA.
(3) After
June 30 but on or before September 1 of each year, the Attorney General shall
submit a written report to the president of the Senate and the speaker of the
House of Representatives describing the Attorney General's use of contingent
fee contracts with outside counsel during the fiscal year that ends the
immediately preceding June 30.
(a) A report
under Rule R105-1-11(3)
shall identify:
(i) each contingent fee
contract the Attorney General entered into during the fiscal year that ends the
immediately preceding June 30; and
(ii) each contingent fee contract the
Attorney General entered into during any earlier fiscal year if the contract
remained in effect for any part of the fiscal year that ends the immediately
preceding June 30.
(iii) state the
name of the outside counsel that is a party to the contingent fee contract,
including the name of the outside counsel's law firm if the outside counsel is
an individual;
(iv) describe the
nature of the legal matter that is the subject of the contingent fee contract,
unless describing the nature of the legal matter would violate an ethical
responsibility of the Attorney General or a privilege held by the
state;
(v) identify the state
agency which the outside counsel was engaged to represent or counsel;
(vi) state the total amount of attorney fees
approved by the Attorney General for payment to an outside counsel for legal
services under a contingent fee contract during the fiscal year that ends the
immediately preceding June 30; and
(vii) be accompanied by each written
determination under R105-1-10(8)
and Rule R105-1-5(1)(d)
made during the fiscal year that ends the immediately preceding June
30.
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