Freeport just swapped out its city attorney for a new law firm after firing the previous one. This move could shift how the city handles everything from big contracts to new local policies.
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Switching firms usually comes with new billing rates and transition costs that could affect the city's legal budget.
The city council and administration benefit from having a fresh legal perspective that aligns with their current goals.
The previous law firm loses a steady municipal contract, and residents might face a learning curve as the new team gets up to speed.
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