By James Roxbury
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The law firm of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel, LLP. filed a civil complaint against the City of Harrisburg and The Harrisburg Authority now (Capital Region Water).
Kevin J. Kehner, attorney for Obermayer claims that the city failed to make a payment for services provided by Obermayer and billed to the city on May 10, 2013.
Kehner states that the failure to remit payment by June 10, 2013 constitutes a breach of covenant of good faith and fair dealing and requests a judgement of $83,609.21 plus interest on all sums due , cost of suit, reasonable attorney's fees and such other relief as this court deems just and appropriate.
Special Contract Engagement February 13, 2007.
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Archive video 2008.
Harrisburg Controller James McCarthy explains why he approved payments to law firms hired by Mayor Steve Reed and City Council members.
What we are doing, it's madness.
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Archive video recorded February 27, 2007.
Mayor Steve Reed talks with reporters after Dauphin county Judge Kleinfelter granted a temporary injunction preventing city council nominees from being seated on the board of the Harrisburg Authority.
Mayor Steve R. Reed.
Political mischief will become the order of the day.
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Archive August 29, 2007.
Eric Papenfuse - Steve Reed was the governing body of Harrisburg.
Harrisburg resident Bill Cluck.
An independent investigation into what happened with the Barlow project.
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Archive video October 24, 2007.
James Ellison Chair of the Board of The Harrisburg Authority.
The mayor said this is a free of charge service, pro bono.
Bill Cluck.
Keep a very close eye on the mayors budget, to see how the rest of the bill gets paid.
Board member Eric Papenfuse comments on Mayor Steve Reed.
An effort to vilify me.
Harrisburg City Controller James McCarthy.
Photo/Natalie Cake file 2012.