A prominent Atlantic City firm averted losing an important client, the city of Trenton, on Wednesday when the mayor said Cooper Levenson April Niedelman & Wagenheim did not violate a pay-to-play ordinance as originally posited.
At issue was the firm’s $7,200 contribution on June 4 to the Trenton-based Partners for Progress political action committee. That donation was sent along to Tony Mack’s mayoral campaign about a week before he won the June 15 runoff election.
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