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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Countrywide, Vermont reach agreement
MONTPELIER, Vt. (Legal Newsline) – Vermont Attorney General William Sorrell has announced a settlement with Countrywide Financial Corporation, now a part of Bank of America, to resolve claims by the state concerning the company’s origination of home loans in past years.
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Oregon AG, governor vow to defend health care law
John Kroger (D)
SALEM, Ore. (Legal Newsline)—Oregon Attorney General John Kroger could be headed for the most high-profile legal fight of his career, vowing to defend the national health care overhaul that many of his Republican counterparts around the nation are attacking in the courts. Read More
News, State AGsVictory for thief was pivotal in NM Court of Appeals ‘Hellhole’ designation
Part 3 in a series on New Mexico’s Court of Appeals. For years, the American Tort Reform Foundation has been paying close attention to the New Mexico Court of Appeals and what it considers consistent liability expanding decisions. Although this … Read More
In the SpotlightPoll: McCollum’s popularity growing
McCollum
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Legal Newsline) – Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum’s lead in the race for governor is expanding.
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Arguments set for contingency fee dispute in California
SAN FRANCISCO (Legal Newsline) – The California Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments in a group of paint companies’ challenge of the contingency fee contracts entered into by the lawyers and governments suing it. On May 5, the justices will … Read More
Hot Topics, Lead Paint, NewsWhitman decries national health care overhaul
Meg Whitman (R)
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline)—Meg Whitman, the leading Republican candidate for California governor, said Tuesday the state attorney general should sue over the recently enacted national health care plan. Read More
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