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Case closed: Federal court dismisses lawsuit over Poland Spring labeling
May 18, 2018Nestlé Waters North America announced today that the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut granted its motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit by 11 individuals alleging its Poland Spring Water Co.'s water collection sites
May 18, 2018EMHS ends partnerships with Portland and Bangor, citing their $1B opioid lawsuit
May 18, 2018Brewer-based Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems is leaving substance abuse treatment partnerships it has with Portland and Bangor in response to lawsuits the two cities joined against national pharma manufacturers and distributors alleging that they
May 18, 2018Supreme Court ruling sets stage for Maine to legalize sports gambling
May 15, 2018The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday opened the door for Maine to allow betting on sporting events, invalidating a federal law that prohibited such wagers in all but Nevada.
May 15, 2018
UMPI students offered accelerated pathway to Maine Law degree
May 7, 2018The University of Maine School of Law is offering students at the University of Maine at Presque Isle an accelerated pathway to law school under an agreement signed by the two institutions last week.
May 7, 2018Maine ACLU sues over citizenship checks on Concord Coach buses
May 2, 2018The Maine American Civil Liberties Union has filed a federal lawsuit demanding the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection turn over information about citizenship security checkpoints across Maine.
May 2, 2018Maine lawsuit alleges national trucking firm's employment screenings violated ADA
May 1, 2018A lawsuit filed Monday in Portland alleges that an Iowa-based national trucking firm violated federal law by using a pre-employment “back assessment” to screen out and reject job applicants it regarded as disabled for truck-driving positions.
May 1, 2018Walmart sued over Augusta employee's disability discrimination claim
April 30, 2018Walmart Inc. violated federal law by failing to reassign a long-term employee after she became disabled while working at one of its stores in Augusta, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleges in a lawsuit filed last week.
April 30, 2018
Judge rules Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens can proceed with expansion
April 27, 2018Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens can proceed with its $30 million expansion thanks to a federal ruling earlier this week. A judge approved a consent agreement that settles two lawsuits filed against Boothbay over a Nov. 9, 2017 board of appeals
April 27, 2018Justice Department 'antitrust' probe includes Bates, Bowdoin and Colby colleges
April 13, 2018The U.S. Department of Justice has notified Bates, Bowdoin and Colby colleges that they are included in an investigation into whether U.S. colleges and universities are violating antitrust laws by exchanging information among themselves about early
April 13, 2018
Maine Law students gear up for busy summer as Rural Practice Fellows
April 12, 2018The University of Maine School of Law will send more students to rural areas this summer in its efforts to improve legal representation for people living outside major population centers.
April 12, 2018
Maine joins Clean Air lawsuit against Trump EPA
April 6, 2018Maine Attorney General Janet Mills joined a coalition of 15 attorneys general and the City of Chicago on Thursday in a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration is ignoring its legal duty to control emissions of methane from existing oil and gas
April 6, 2018Maine's Bureau of Financial Institutions warns about online banking scams
April 3, 2018Maine's Bureau of Financial Institutions issued a warning Monday about a scam involving updates to financial institutions' online banking platforms.
April 3, 2018
SEC charges Michael Liberty with $48M scheme to defraud investors
April 3, 2018The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Michael Liberty, a Gray native and founder of the fintech startup now known as Mozido Inc., with a scheme to trick hundreds of investors into investing in his shell companies instead of Mozido.
April 3, 2018
Boutique Portland law firm reaches cruising speed with new hires
March 30, 2018Nearly six years after opening, Opticliff Law, a business and trademark law firm in Portland, has reached cruising speed.
March 30, 2018Long-delayed Bayside project faces new legal threat
March 29, 2018A new legal threat looms over The Federated Cos.'s long-delayed mixed-use Bayside project on Somerset Street in Portland.
March 29, 2018
Boothbay weighs settlement in Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens legal dispute
March 28, 2018A settlement that would allow the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, which had 190,000 visitors last year, to proceed with a $30 million expansion faces a public hearing and possible action tonight by the Boothbay Board of Selectmen.
March 28, 2018
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