Summary
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson is under fire for balancing his mayoral duties with a private law practice at a major firm. People are questioning if he can really put the city first while working a high-stakes corporate job on the side.
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Impact analysis
If the mayor's outside work leads to legal trouble or ethics fines, taxpayers could end up footing the bill for the fallout.
The mayor benefits by maintaining his private income and professional standing while holding office.
The public loses out if the mayor is too distracted by his private clients to focus on the city's pressing issues.
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Does Dallas mayor Eric Johnson have time for a second job at Locke Lord? The Texas Tribune
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