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Sheppard Mullin Scores Another Win in Litigation Against Former Octo Executive
A team of Sheppard Mullin Business Trial attorneys won another victory for Octo and its Chief Executive Officer Mehul Sanghani after a Northern Virginia court rejected a defamation claim brought against him by a former executive.
Attorney General Dan Rayfield sues to stop illegal termination of federal electric vehicle infrastructure funding
Attorney General Dan Rayfield is filing a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from illegally terminating billions in congressionally approved funding for electric vehicle infrastructure.
Attorney General Neronha joins coalition to stop Trump Administration’s illegal termination of federal electric vehicle infrastructure funding
Attorney General Peter F. Neronha joined a coalition of 17 attorneys general in filing a lawsuit to stop the Trump Administration from illegally terminating billions in congressionally-approved funding for electric vehicle infrastructure.
Climate cases: Boulder's OK'd, Trump sued and a $7K plagiarism penalty
DENVER (Legal Newsline) - Colorado's supreme court will let climate change litigation brought by Boulder move forward, giving the alliance of plaintiff lawyers and government officials a ray of hope after five rulings that said otherwise.
Disbarred attorney charged in conspiracy to murder witness in New Orleans staged-accident probe
A disbarred New Orleans attorney has been indicted for allegedly conspiring to murder a witness who provided information to the FBI about an elaborate insurance-fraud scheme to stage vehicle collisions with big-rigs.
Troutman Pepper Locke Attorneys Named to 2024 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll
The District of Columbia Courts, in partnership with the D.C. Access to Justice Commission and the D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center, have named 30 Troutman Pepper Locke attorneys to the 2024 Capital Pro Bono Honor Roll.
Navigating the DOJ’s Data Security Program: What Businesses Need to Know on May 15, 2025
Join Faegre Drinker attorneys Reed Abrahamson, Pete Baldwin, Peter Blenkinsop, Simonne Brousseau and Craig Heeren for a CLE webinar focused on the DOJ’s new Data Security Program, a final rule that limits transfers of government-related data and bulk U.S. sensitive personal data from U.S. persons to countries of concern and covered persons.
Court lets groups defend CFPB rule to remove medical debt from credit reports
PLANO – A federal court has granted two individuals and two consumer groups the right to defend a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rule.
AG Campbell Sues CVS For Failure To Comply With MassHealth Prescription Drug Pricing Regulations
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has filed a complaint-in-intervention in a lawsuit against CVS Health Corporation and CVS Pharmacy, Inc. (CVS) for charging MassHealth, the state’s Medicaid program, higher prices than they offered to the general public for the same drugs.
AG Fitch Warns Mississippians of Unapprovedand Compounded Weight Loss Medication
Attorney General Lynn Fitch warnedMississippians to be aware of unapproved and compounded weight lossproducts on the market.
Start your search engines and race to your riches at IndianaUnclaimed.Gov
As the engines roar and the excitement builds for the 109th Indianapolis 500, Attorney General Todd Rokita is waving the green flag for Hoosiers to race over to IndianaUnclaimed.gov and check for unclaimed property.
Attorney General Bird Announces Victory in Lawsuit Opposing California’s Electric-Truck Mandates
Iowa Attorney General Bird announced that California has agreed to take steps to repeal its electric-truck mandates that reach well beyond California’s borders. Iowa joined a coalition of 17 states and the Nebraska Trucking Association in challenging a suite of California regulations called Advanced Clean Fleets in federal court.
Attorney General Hilgers Announces Victory in Nebraska-led Challenge to California’s Electric-Truck Mandates
Attorney General Mike Hilgers announced that California has agreed to repeal its electric-truck mandates that reach well beyond California’s borders.
Attorney General James Announces Convictions and Sentencings of Central New York Gun Traffickers
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the convictions and sentencings of four defendants charged for selling illegal ghost guns and other firearms in Central New York.
Salina Man Found Guilty of 2021 Murder
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach announced that a Saline County jury found Juan Doroteo Morales, 38, of Salina, guilty of first-degree, premeditated murder, aggravated assault, and criminal possession of a firearm by a felon.
Hawaiʻi Wins Preliminary Injunction Protecting Federal Agencies Supporting Libraries, Museums, Minority-owned Businesses and Public Workers
The State of Hawaiʻi won a court order halting the dismantling of three federal agencies that provide hundreds of millions of dollars in services and funding support to public libraries, museums, workers and minority-owned businesses.
Sarah Dayan, of Homer, Sentenced to 68 Years for Murdering Third-Party Custodian
Superior Court Judge Michael Wolverton sentenced 39-year-old Sarah Jane Dayan to 68 years and six months in prison for the September 2020 murder of Soldotna resident Keith Huss at Turnagain Pass and a series of related crimes in Anchorage and Seward.
Attorney General Mayes Seeks New Court Order to Stop Trump Administration’s Illegal Tariffs
Attorney General Mayes led a coalition of attorneys general in filing a motion for a preliminary injunction to halt implementation of President Trump’s illegal tariffs.
Attorney General Griffin Announces Conviction of Blytheville Woman for Medicaid Fraud
Attorney General Tim Griffin issued the following statement announcing the conviction of a Blytheville woman for Medicaid fraud.
Court orders over $34M payment from firm convicted of Medicaid fraud
Attorney General Kris Mayes announced that Maricopa County Superior Court has ordered L & L Investments, LLC to pay over $34 million in fines and restitution.