Indiana Code
Chapter 5. Prohibitions
2-7-5-5. Contingent Fees

Sec. 5. It is unlawful for any person to be a lobbyist for a compensation dependent upon the success of his lobbying efforts, or upon any contingency connected with the administrative action or legislative action.
As added by Acts 1981, P.L.9, SEC.1.

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Indiana Code

Title 2. General Assembly

Article 7. Lobbyists

Chapter 5. Prohibitions

2-7-5-1. Legislative Persons; Compensation for Engaging in Lobbying

2-7-5-2. Full-Time Public Officials and Employees; Compensation

2-7-5-3. State Central Committee of Political Party; Compensation

2-7-5-4. Former Members of General Assembly; Presence During Legislative Session

2-7-5-5. Contingent Fees

2-7-5-6. Persons Forbidden to Register

2-7-5-7. Members of General Assembly After 2011; Registration as Lobbyist Prohibited for 365 Days After Individual Ceases to Be Member

2-7-5-8. Lobbyist May Not Make Certain Gifts to Legislative Person Without Consent of Legislative Person; Exception

2-7-5-9. Lobbyist May Not Pay for or Reimburse for Legislative Person's Travel Expenses Outside Indiana; Exceptions

2-7-5-10. Lobbyist Conflict of Interest; Lobbyist Must File With Commission Written Statement for Resolution of Conflicts; Statement Must Be Included in Contract Between Lobbyist and Client; Lobbyist May Not Represent Client When There Is a Conflict...