Amends TCA Title 7; Title 8 and Title 29.
Tennessee HB2069 requires that any proposed contingent fee contracts for legal services between political subdivisions of the state and private-sector attorneys must receive approval from the attorney general and reporter before the contracts can be executed. This bill affects political subdivisions within Tennessee that seek to engage private attorneys on a contingent fee basis. The key provision is the mandatory approval process by the attorney general, aimed at ensuring oversight and compliance in such contractual agreements.
Tennessee HB2069 requires that any proposed contingent fee contracts for legal services between political subdivisions of the state and private-sector attorneys must receive approval from the attorney general and reporter before the contracts can be executed. This bill affects political subdivisions within Tennessee that seek to engage private attorneys on a contingent fee basis. The key provision is the mandatory approval process by the attorney general, aimed at ensuring oversight and compliance in such contractual agreements.
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Todd, Chris
114th General Assembly
January 23, 2026
April 14, 2026
Taken off notice for cal. in Judiciary Committee