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Whatcom County is soliciting qualifications and proposals from qualified attorneys or firms who are interested in performing criminal conflict services for indigent adults and juveniles charged with B&C felonies, District Court misdemeanors and juveniles charged with misdemeanors where representation from the Public Defender’s Office would constitute a conflict of interest. Further information is contained in the RFQ document.

Title: RFQ Conflict Attorney Professional Services Deadline: 5/5/2023 2:00 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Status: Open Solicitation Number: 2023-0011 Description: The SCWSFA has determined it is in the best interests to solicit requests for qualifications for an attorney to act on its behalf when the law firm of Beck, Owen & Murray (attorneys for the SCWSFA) has a conflict of interest.

Buyer Contact: Joseph Johnson josephjohnson@spaldingcounty.com 770-467-4777 Description: The SCWSFA has determined it is in the best interests to solicit requests for qualifications for an attorney to act on its behalf when the law firm of Beck, Owen & Murray (attorneys for the SCWSFA) has a conflict of interest.

From the submissions, the City will compile a pool of Conflict Public Defenders to provide legal defense services to indigent defendants whenever the Public Defender has a conflict. The City invites interested attorneys or firms with criminal court experience to provide Conflict Public Defense Attorney services. The City’s needs are outlined in the following Request for Proposal (“RFP”).

You are hereHome ›› Business 2024 Conflict Tax Appeal Attorney Start / End Dates & Times: 11/06/2023 - 12:00am to 12/06/2023 - 10:30amBid: Open Subscribe to UpdatesThe form below must be filled out, as this will ensure you automatically receive any associated addendums. Once completed, you will then be able to view the Bid/RFP.

jurisdiction in abuse, neglect and dependency proceedings and/or to whom the Court appoints counsel consistent with Senate Bill 203 (2018 General Session).

jurisdiction in abuse, neglect and dependency proceedings and/or to whom the Court appoints counsel consistent with Senate Bill 203 (2018 General Session).