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Attorney General James Urges New Yorkers to Use Free Credit Monitoring and Identity Theft Protection Services in Aftermath of Change Healthcare Cyberattack
New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a consumer alert to raise awareness about free credit monitoring and identity theft protection services available for millions of consumers impacted by the Change Healthcare data breach.
Survey finds 71% of Nevada voters support ballot measure to implement 20% attorney fee cap
The political action committee (PAC) Nevadans for Fair Recovery released a fact sheet in May about a ballot initiative seeking to put more money in victims' pockets by capping attorney contingency fees at 20%. According to a survey included in the fact sheet, 71% of Nevadans support the initiative.
Jackson Lewis Adds Andrew M. Sherwood as Principal in New York City
Nationwide employment law firm Jackson Lewis P.C. is pleased to announce Andrew M. Sherwood has joined its New York City office as a principal.
Shook Senior Counsel to Present at Food Law and Regulation Boot Camp Virtual Conference on July 16, 2024
Shook Senior Counsel and Food Law Regulatory Practitioner John F. Johnson III will be setting the stage for the conference, “Food Law and Regulation Boot Camp,” scheduled for July 16-18.
Fourteen Cozen O’Connor Lawyers Named to Minnesota Monthly “Top Lawyers” list
Minnesota Monthly magazine named 14 Cozen O’Connor lawyers to its 2024 list of “Top Lawyers” in Minnesota list.
Anne R. Yuengert Named to BBJ's "Top Birmingham Women" 2024 List
Bradley partner Anne Yuengert was named to the Birmingham Business Journal’s “Top Birmingham Women” for 2024.
Ken Fisher Named to City & State New York’s 2024 Brooklyn Power 100
Ken Fisher, a member of Cozen O’Connor’s Business Law Department, has been named to City & State New York’s 2024 Brooklyn Power 100.
Brooks R. Smith Elected Fellow of American College of Mortgage Attorneys
Bradley is pleased to announce that Nashville partner Brooks R. Smith has been elected as a Fellow of the American College of Mortgage Attorneys (ACMA).
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Venezuelan dealer sues Caterpillar for $100M, alleges fraudulent conduct
A Venezuelan company has sued Caterpillar for more than $100 million claiming it was stabbed in the back through fraudulent conduct.
Morgan & Morgan challenges where opioid fee fight was filed
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Legal Newsline) - One of the nation's most prominent personal injury firms says a lawsuit against it over the massive fees gained in opioid litigation doesn't belong in federal court.
Class action lawyer facing possible $180K penalty for filing second suit after first failed
OCALA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) - Big Lots wants a $180,000 penalty levied against a notorious class action lawyer recently slapped down by a Florida federal judge for bringing a case that had no chance of winning.
Case administrator sought by U.S. Bankruptcy Court in North Dakota
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of North Dakota is accepting applications for the position of Case Administrator. This full-time role, classified at a level ranging from $47,966 to $85,844 (CL25-26), is available in Fargo, ND. The job announcement number is 24-03, and the closing date for applications is August 2, 2024.
Temecula optometrist charged with attempted lewd acts upon child
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, in collaboration with the California Department of Consumer Affairs, announced the arrest and charges against a Temecula optometrist. The suspect allegedly traveled to San Diego County to meet a 14-year-old boy for sexual contact and is charged with contacting a minor for lewd purposes. The investigation was conducted by the California Department of Consumer Affairs on behalf of the California Board of Optometry, while the California Department of Justice’s Cybercrime Section will prosecute the case.
Greenwood man arrested on multiple charges related to child sexual exploitation
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced the arrest of Devin Blake Saylor, 31, of Ninety Six, S.C., on nine charges connected to the sexual exploitation of minors. Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force investigators with the Attorney General's Office made the arrest. Investigators from the Greenwood County Sheriff's Office, Aiken County Sheriff's Office, Saluda County Sheriff's Office, and Homeland Security Investigations, all members of the state's ICAC Task Force, assisted with the investigation.
Attorney General Paxton appeals dismissal of lawsuit against border NGO
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced his intention to appeal the dismissal of a lawsuit aimed at closing Annunciation House, a nongovernmental organization (NGO) accused of facilitating illegal immigration.
Kristen Clarke addresses National Bar Association on civil rights advancements
Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke addressed the National Bar Association's Junius W. Williams Luncheon, reflecting on the significant contributions of Black lawyers in advancing civil rights throughout history. She acknowledged the NBA's pivotal role, stating, "The NBA has an enviable track record of leadership in civil rights."
Florida names Columbia County deputy as top school resource officer
Attorney General Moody announces 2024 Florida School Resource Officer of the Year
AG reviews fatal Dec 2023 Lansing police shooting
LANSING – The Department of Attorney General announced today that it has concluded its review of the December 1, 2023, officer-involved shooting death of Stephen Luis Romero, 33, of Lansing. The review found that the officers acted in self-defense and no charges will be issued against them. The investigation was conducted by the Michigan State Police.
Attorney General warns against scams during upcoming Amazon Prime Day
With Amazon Prime Day fast approaching on July 16 and 17, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is reminding consumers to stay vigilant as the shopping event also attracts scammers looking to exploit unsuspecting customers.
Rhode Island extends DUI lookback period from five years to ten
Attorney General Peter F. Neronha, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Rhode Island, state leaders, and community advocates highlighted public safety legislation passed in 2024 to extend the “lookback” period for impaired driving offenses from five years to 10 years. They also reaffirmed their commitment to holding accountable those who drive under the influence of drugs and alcohol in Rhode Island, especially repeat DUI offenders.