AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault

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Reggie Jones-Sawyer	Sponsors	Reggie Jones-Sawyer sponsored AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault.	None
Los Angeles City Attorney's Office	Lobbied on it	Los Angeles City Attorney's Office named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 4 lobbying reports.	4 reports
City of Camarillo	Lobbied on it	City of Camarillo named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 3 lobbying reports.	3 reports
Orange County Sanitation District	Lobbied on it	Orange County Sanitation District named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
City of Santa Rosa	Lobbied on it	City of Santa Rosa named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 2 lobbying reports.	2 reports
California State Association of Counties	Lobbied on it	California State Association of Counties named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Carmichael Water District	Lobbied on it	Carmichael Water District named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
County of Los Angeles	Lobbied on it	County of Los Angeles named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Sacramento Suburban Water District	Lobbied on it	Sacramento Suburban Water District named AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault in 1 lobbying report.	1 report
Inverse condemnation: comparative fault.	Source records	AB 436: Inverse condemnation: comparative fault has an explicit source reference to Inverse condemnation: comparative fault..	None

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