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Delaware loses some claims against oil companies but can proceed with disinformation lawsuit
WILMINGTON, Del. (Legal Newsline) - Delaware has presented enough evidence to proceed with its lawsuit accusing BP, ExxonMobil and several other oil companies of misleading consumers about the dangers of global warming, although it can’t sue over damages stemming from out-of-state emissions, a state court judge ruled.
Phoenix may have to pay for police officer's COVID death
PHOENIX (Legal Newsline) - The City of Phoenix has to defend itself against claims by the widow of a police officer that he contracted a fatal case of COVID-19 at work, an appeals court ruled, reversing an administrative ruling that denied benefits for lack of evidence.
Jell-O's maker sued over preservatives
NEW YORK (Legal Newsline) - A class action lawsuit claims the preservatives in Jell-O are artificial, in contrast with claims made by Kraft Heinz.
Lawsuit: Man at Florida shooting range was shot
TAMPA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - A customer at a Florida shooting range says in a lawsuit that he was shot in the arm by a ricochet.
Beer run by frat member not the cause of 4-year-old's death, court rules
FRANKFORT, KY. (Legal Newsline) - A Kentucky court was correct to dismiss a lawsuit against a college student who participated in his fraternity’s beer run the day before another frat member struck and killed a little boy with his car, an appeals court ruled.
Attorney General Miyares Announces Legislative Agenda for 2024 General Assembly Session
Attorney General Miyares Announces Legislative Agenda for 2024 General Assembly SessionRICHMOND, VA – Attorney General Miyares has unveiled his legislative priorities for the upcoming 2024 General Assembly session. With a focus on bolstering the legal system, protecting victims' rights, and providing greater safeguards for vulnerable communities, Attorney General Miyares aims to create a safer and brighter future for all Virginians.In a statement, Attorney General Miyares emphasized the importance of addressing bipartisan issues that impact the lives of Virginians. He...
AG Kaul Announces New Partnership Between the Wisconsin Anti-Human Trafficking and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives Task Forces
Attorney General Josh Kaul has announced a new partnership between the Wisconsin Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force (WAHTTF) and the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR) Task Force. The partnership aims to address the prevalence of human trafficking in Wisconsin's Indigenous communities and increase collaboration among law enforcement, tribal leadership, victim advocates, and other disciplines.According to Attorney General Kaul, the partnership will make both task forces more comprehensive and effective in their fight against human trafficking. The...
Six Bradley Attorneys Selected to 2024 North Carolina Super Lawyers and North Carolina Rising Stars Lists
Bradley is pleased to announce that six of the firm’s Charlotte attorneys have been selected to the 2024 editions of North Carolina Super Lawyers and North Carolina Rising Stars
Attorney General Adds Tampa General Hospital to 100 Percent Club on National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
On National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, Attorney General Ashley Moody announced the addition of Tampa General Hospital (TGH) to the 100 Percent Club. The club recognizes businesses that train employees to identify and report human trafficking. TGH is the first hospital to join this initiative.Studies have shown that over 88% of human trafficking victims come into contact with the healthcare system while being trafficked. Recognizing the importance of medical professionals in identifying and helping victims, TGH's medical staff has now been trained to spot and report...
Texas Attorney General Opposes Biden Administration's Effort to Resume Destruction of Border Barriers
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a response with the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), opposing the Biden Administration's request to vacate an injunction that protects Texas concertina wire barriers near the United States-Mexico border from being destroyed by federal agents. This response comes after Attorney General Paxton sued the Biden Administration in October 2023 for destroying the concertina wire fencing that Texas had deployed to reduce illegal immigration.Attorney General Paxton quickly obtained an emergency restraining order from a federal...
Sheppard Mullin Represented Majesco in Acquisition of Decision Research Corporation
A Sheppard Mullin Corporate team represented Majesco, a global leader of cloud insurance software solutions for insurance business transformation, in its acquisition of Decision Research Corporation, a SaaS-based insurance software company delivering market-leading enterprise rating, a reinsurance solution, and core for the P&C insurance market.
Attorney General Paxton Observes Human Trafficking Awareness Day
On January 11, Attorney General Paxton acknowledged Human Trafficking Awareness Day by delivering remarks from the Texas Capitol building. The event was attended by officials and community partners from the Texas Human Trafficking Prevention Task Force and Coordinating Council.During his speech, Attorney General Paxton expressed his commitment to fighting human trafficking and bringing criminals to justice. He acknowledged the collaborative efforts between his office, law enforcement partners, and community organizations in making Texas a safer place. Attorney General...
Florida woman sues Hershey, claiming she was deceived into buying faceless Reese’s candies
A Hillsborough County resident who purchased a bag of Reese’s Peanut Butter Pumpkins for $4.49 is now suing the manufacturer, Hershey Co., saying the candies in the bag lacked the artistic facial designs depicted on the packaging.
Cozen O’Connor Picks Litigator Richard D. Kalson to Grow its Construction Law Practice in New York City
Cozen O'Connor is pleased to announce long-time construction attorney Richard D. Kalson — a 25-plus year industry veteran who has managed a wide range of high profile construction transactions and disputes, nationwide —has joined its award-winning Construction Law Group.
Drummond announces potential legal action over insulin costs
Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced he is exploring potential legal action against insulin manufacturers and pharmacy benefit managers for wrongful conduct that resulted in artificially increased prices for insulin.
Irene Jutras (Nutter) Sentenced to State Prison for Stealing Elderly Victim’s Identity
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that Irene Jutras (Nutter), age 59, of Pelham, pleaded guilty and was sentenced today in the Rockingham County Superior Court on seven class A felony counts of identity fraud, one class A felony count of theft by unauthorized taking, and one class B felony count of theft by unauthorized taking.
Attorney General Hilgers Announces Legislative Priorities
Attorney General Mike Hilgers announced his 2024 legislative priorities today alongside the three state senators introducing legislation, Senators Bosn, Ibach, and Armendariz.
Attorney General James Reaches Agreement with Hudson Valley Health Care Provider to Invest $1.2 Million to Protect Patient Data
New York Attorney General Letitia James announced an agreement with a Hudson Valley-area health care provider, Refuah Health Center, Inc. (Refuah), for failing to safeguard the personal and private health information of its patients.
Attorney General Knudsen Leads 19-State Coalition In Challenging Biden Administration’s Unlawful Race-Based Guidance
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen led a coalition of 19 attorneys general in sending a comment letter Friday opposing the Biden administration’s “Business Diversity Principles” proposal which promotes illicit racial discrimination and anti-American principles.
DeSantis touts Florida's 'sanity,' reform record in 2024 State of the State address
Taking a detour from his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, Gov. Ron DeSantis blasted “failed” federal policies on Tuesday while hailing Florida as a “refuge for freedom and sanity” during his State of the State speech to the Legislature.