With an early legislative session speeding up action in the Capitol, at least three lobbying firms collected more than $1 million in fees during the first quarter, according to new reports.
The reports also show that an additional eight firms raked in between $500,000 and $999,999 for their work in the Legislature. Those totals could grow, as lobbyists faced a deadline Tuesday for filing quarterly compensation reports.
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