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Attorney General Marshall Files Brief Supporting National TikTok Ban
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall joined a coalition of 21 attorneys general in asking the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia to uphold the national TikTok divest-or-ban legislation passed by Congress earlier this year.
Former Starbucks CEO Schultz: 'There are no quick fixes' for company’s culture problems
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said repairing Starbucks’ damaged brand has to start from within, referencing the company’s current operations issues and corporate culture. He posted his statement in a May 6 open letter on LinkedIn.
'Eye-popping' fees on Chipotle deliveries the subject of lawsuit
SANTA ANA, Calif. (Legal Newsline) - Chipotle is disguising expensive service fees on delivery orders as taxes, a class action lawsuit alleges.
Company challenges law for workers seeking time off for abortions
LUBBOCK, Texas (Legal Newsline) - A Texas electric repair company says a new federal law requiring it to provide leave for employees seeking abortions is unconstitutional.
NY State Supreme Court Awards Possession of Egon Schiele Watercolor to Heir of Holocaust Victim In First U.S. Nazi-Looted Art Trial
In the first Nazi-looted art trial in U.S., NY State Supreme Court awards possession of highly valuable watercolor by Austrian artist Egon Schiele to be returned to the heir of Holocaust victim.
UPDATE: AG’s Office Releases Identities of the Decedent and Fort Lee Police Officer Involved in Fatal Police-Involved Shooting in Fort Lee, N.J., on July 28, 2024
The Attorney General’s Office identified the decedent and the officer from the fatal officer-involved shooting in Fort Lee, New Jersey, on Sunday, July 28, 2024.
Attorney General Hilgers and Attorney General Bird Lead Coalition Petitioning EPA to Enact Uniform Labeling Requirements
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers and Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird led an 11-state coalition petitioning the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to enact a rule that would create uniform labeling requirements across the country and preempt California’s Prop 65.
In Amazon case, the Washington SC becomes the first to give plaintiff lawyers this new way to sue
OLYMPIA, Wash. (Legal Newsline) - The Washington Supreme Court has given a boost to price-gouging claims against Amazon, opening the retail giant to new claims over increased costs during the COVID pandemic.
Attorney General Bird Supports Congress’s Law Demanding TikTok Cut Ties with Chinese Communist Party
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird joined a 21-state brief, urging a federal court to uphold Congress’s law that protects American privacy rights by requiring TikTok to cut ties with the Chinese Communist Party or face a national ban.
Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum Issues Statement on Historic Google Antitrust Ruling
“I welcome the ruling by Judge Mehta, of the U. S. District Court for the District of Columbia, who, in his 277-page opinion, found: “Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly.”
Armstrong Teasdale Announces Hiring of Karl Riehl as Chief Legal Talent Officer
Armstrong Teasdale, an Am Law 200 law firm known for its sophisticated legal counsel and innovative solutions for corporate clients, is pleased to announce the appointment of experienced legal professional Karl Riehl as Chief Legal Talent Officer.
Troutman Pepper Wins 3 New England Legal Awards, Shortlisted for 2 More
The Connecticut Law Tribune has recognized Troutman Pepper’s William Belanger, Max Gladstone, Mayisha Khan, and Gwendolyn Tawresey with New England Legal Awards in three categories, and the firm is a finalist for two additional awards.
Holland & Knight Continues Growth of Financial Services Practice with Addition of Partner Nneoma Maduike in New York
Holland & Knight has strengthened its Financial Services Team with the addition of Nneoma Maduike as a partner in New York.
Illinois strengthens human rights act with new amendments
Attorney General Kwame Raoul announced that legislation amending the Illinois Human Rights Act (IHRA) to clarify and strengthen its protections has been signed into law.
Indiana AG secures victory in patient privacy case against IU Health
Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office has secured a win for medical privacy, ensuring through court-directed discovery that IU Health has implemented proper privacy controls and training to protect Hoosier patients’ private health information.
Attorney General returns nearly $3 million to consumers through settlements
Thousands of checks are being mailed to Pennsylvanians as a result of two Office of Attorney General settlements.
Drummond comments on rescinding of St. Isidore contract by charter school board
Oklahoma City (Aug. 12, 2024) – Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond made remarks today following the Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board's unanimous vote to rescind the St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School contract.
America First Legal files defamation lawsuit against Equality Utah
America First Legal sues Equality Utah for defamation
Attorney General files lawsuit against New Jersey auto dealer over alleged deceptive practices
HARRISBURG — Attorney General Michelle Henry announced the filing of a lawsuit against New Jersey business, Segtaf Automobile, LLC, and its owner, Taofeek Oyekangun, for the alleged unlicensed sale of used automobiles in Pennsylvania.
Illinois expands worker protections with new anti-retaliation law
Attorney General Raoul's legislation to expand worker protections against retaliation signed into law