Greenway punches back on accusations of a "culture of laxity" in purchasing policy
It’s only the second time Greenway has spoken out since the appeal of his firing in September
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It’s only the second time Greenway has spoken out since the appeal of his firing in September
Submitted by the League of Women Voters Observer Corps
An investigation of county spending ordered after the termination of Beaufort County Administrator Eric Greenway turned up flagrant misuse of county funds.
SANTA FE, N.M. (Legal Newsline) - Responding to inquiries sparked by a Legal Newsline investigation, the New Mexico State Ethics Commission said a $148 million contingency fee paid to private lawyers out of an opioid settlement was subject to a procurement law governing all expenditures by state agencies.
Recent opinions have taken to criticizing New Mexico’s approach to holding manufacturers and distributors of deadly opioids accountable for decades of damage to our State. What is inconvenient for their