Campaign contributions are pouring in to two committees formed to support passage of Proposition 64, the November ballot initiative aimed at restricting suits under the state's unfair competition law. All told, the committees have received about $10 million since their inception last year. Less clear is the amount of money that opponents, particularly plaintiffs lawyers, plan to spend. No campaign committee has been formed specifically to oppose the initiative, though several existing funds could be tapped.
August 09, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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