‘Risks’ to transparency? Louisville Metro weighs sharing information to reduce lawsuit payouts
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The latest chapter in our ongoing reporting on Louisville city settlements.
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Some city officials see "risks" in more transparency, particularly the possibility of plaintiffs attorneys gaining an edge and extracting even more payouts from the city.
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