News from November 2024
Ala. Supreme Court won't let lawyer charge contingency fee in alimony case
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Legal Newsline) - An attorney hoping to extend contingency-fee agreements to areas of the law they aren't allowed has received an adverse ruling from the Alabama Supreme Court.
States, Justice Department seek changes to Google business practices to end search engine monopoly
State attorneys general along with the Justice Department have proposed a robust package of remedies to end Google’s unlawful monopoly over internet search engines and to restore competition to benefit consumers.
Cordes Sentenced in Drunk-Driving Crash that Led to Friend’s Death
22-year-old Tyler Cordes was sentenced in a packed Homer courthouse for driving while intoxicated and crashing his vehicle, which resulted in the death of one passenger, 25-year-old Drew Brown, of Homer, and the injury of two other passengers.
95 Bradley Attorneys Selected to 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers or Mid-South Rising Stars Lists
Bradley is pleased to announce that 95 attorneys across the firm’s offices in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee have been selected to the 2024 Mid-South Super Lawyers or Mid-South Rising Stars lists.
Nelson Mullins Represents QuidMarket in $71M Cross-Border Acquisition
A Nelson Mullins team represented the seller of Stagemount Limited (dba QuidMarket) in its acquisition by Propel Holdings, Inc. (TSX: PRL).
Attorney General Formella, Bipartisan Coalition Seek Changes to Google Business Practices to End Search Engine Monopoly
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that he along with a bipartisan coalition of his fellow state attorneys general, and the United States Department of Justice are proposing a robust package of remedies to end Google’s unlawful monopoly over internet search engines and to restore competition to benefit consumers.
AG Nessel Announces Missing or Murdered Indigenous People Task Force
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced the formation of the Missing or Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) Task Force to address the high rates of violence against Indigenous people in the state of Michigan.
AG Fitch Announces 4 Arrests in Recent Fentanyl Strike Force Operation
Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced the completion of an operation conducted by the Attorney General’s Fentanyl Strike Force on November 21, 2024, which resulted in four arrests in DeSoto County related to the sale of a controlled substance and possession of acontrolled substance.
Three Plymouth Women Arraigned On Charges Related To Fatal Elder Neglect Case
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell and Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz announced that Eva Cardoso, Kayla Cardoso, and Lisa Hamilton were indicted and arraigned in Brockton Superior Court on various charges including manslaughter, caretaker neglect of an elder, larceny, and Medicaid fraud.
Ken Paxton sues investment giants for alleged manipulation of energy markets
Attorney General Ken Paxton has initiated legal action against BlackRock, State Street Corporation, and Vanguard Group.
Ohio court extends malpractice suit deadline for doctors moving out-of-state
The Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that the deadline for filing a lawsuit against a physician who moves out of state can be extended.
Alabama AG sues asset managers over alleged antitrust violations
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has joined a coalition of states in filing a lawsuit against three major asset managers: BlackRock, State Street Corporation, and Vanguard Group.
Michigan AG launches campaign to protect consumers from holiday scams
As the holiday season approaches, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has announced the launch of her annual consumer protection campaign.
Attorney General warns New Yorkers about holiday shopping scams
New York Attorney General Letitia James has issued a warning to residents, urging them to be cautious of scams during the holiday shopping season.
Harris Jewelry ordered to reopen claims process after court ruling
Attorney General Chris Carr is urging Georgia servicemembers and veterans affected by Harris Jewelry's practices to seek refunds by December 21, 2024.
Louisiana AG offers cyber safety tips for online holiday shoppers
Many residents in Louisiana are opting to shop online during Cyber Monday to avoid the Black Friday crowds.
Luzerne County drug trafficker receives up to 33-year prison sentence
Attorney General Michelle Henry announced that Stanley Sabatel, the main supplier of a drug trafficking organization based in Luzerne County, has been sentenced to serve between 16 ½ to 33 years in prison.
Attorney General urges Congress to pass Kids Online Safety Act
Attorney General Chris Carr has called on Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) before the year ends.
Jones Day shortlisted in two categories for Global Restructuring Review awards
Global Restructuring Review (GRR) has shortlisted Jones Day in the "Debtor-side law firm of the year" and "Pioneering spirit" categories for its annual GRR Awards, which recognize the restructuring practices and individuals that have impressed most over the past year.
Eight Quinn Emanuel Attorneys Recognized in Boston Magazine's 2024 Top Lawyers Edition
We are proud to announce that Quinn Emanuel Partners Aliki Sofis, Harvey Wolkoff, Stacylyn Doore, Michael Packard, William Weinreb, and Associates Alex Loomis, Kathleen Marini, and Isaac Saidel-Goley are recognized in Boston Magazine’s 2024 Top Lawyers edition.