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L.L.Bean sued over its 'Be An Outsider' campaign
October 6, 2017L.L.Bean's new “Be An Outsider” branding campaign faces a legal challenge from a Salt Lake City clothing company claiming it's owned trademark rights for “The Outsider” since June 2015.
October 6, 2017South Portland to weigh impact of TransCanada’s pipeline decision on pending lawsuit
October 6, 2017TransCanada Corp.'s decision on Thursday to scrap its proposed $12 billion Energy East pipeline adds a new twist to the Portland Pipe Line lawsuit challenging South Portland's ban on bulk crude oil imports into the city.
October 6, 2017Coast Guard: El Faro captain underestimated hurricane
October 3, 2017A report from the U.S. Coast Guard released on Sunday said that Capt. Michael Davidson of Maine was responsible for the 2015 sinking of the cargo ship El Faro.
October 3, 2017
Challenged by regulatory ‘minefield’? New Maine Law certificate program might help
September 26, 2017A new certificate program in regulatory compliance launched by the University of Maine School of Law this fall will help non-lawyer professionals at businesses, nonprofits and government agencies across Maine navigate the regulatory minefield in
September 26, 2017Keeping pace with the changing legal landscape
September 18, 2017Patrick J. Scully has spent his entire career at Portland law firm Bernstein Shur, where he worked as a summer associate more than 30 years ago while studying at the University of Maine School of Law.
September 18, 2017
High court takes up medical marijuana case with workers' comp implications
September 12, 2017In a case with potential precedent-setting implications for Maine businesses, the state's highest court is taking up a case involving the question of whether state law requires workers' compensation insurance to pay for a former Madawaska mill
September 12, 2017
Bernstein Shur launches all-in-one cybersecurity service for small businesses
September 11, 2017Portland law firm Bernstein Shur today unveiled a combined technical and legal cybersecurity service for small businesses.
September 11, 2017Former Local S6 treasurer pleads guilty to embezzling $280K
September 7, 2017A former secretary-treasurer of Local S6, a labor union at Bath Iron Works, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to embezzling $280,865 from the union over a four-year period.
September 7, 2017Federal judge rules oil company suit against South Portland can continue
September 1, 2017A federal judge has ruled that Portland Pipe Line suit challenging South Portland's ban on bulk crude oil imports into the city can proceed.
September 1, 2017
Poland Spring parent faces class-action suit over 'spring water' labeling
August 17, 2017Nestlé Waters North America Inc., the parent of Poland Spring Water Co., is the subject of a class-action lawsuit by 11 individuals alleging deceptive product labeling, among other claims.
August 17, 2017
MDOT seeks input on how to spend $21M from Volkswagen settlement
August 15, 2017Maine Department of Transportation is taking public comments on a draft plan that would use the state's $21 million share of the Volkswagen settlement to lower nitrogen oxide emissions by funding projects deemed as having the greatest potential for
August 15, 2017
Maine-based environmental center sues EPA over toxic chemical rules
August 15, 2017The Portland-based Environmental Health Strategy Center has joined two lawsuits challenging the Environmental Protection Agency for rewriting rules that determine how the agency will regulate toxic chemicals found in consumer products, building
August 15, 2017
Women to Watch: Danielle M. Conway, University of Maine School of Law
August 7, 2017Inspired to pursue law by Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech, UMaine's School of Law's first African-American dean combines an entrepreneurial vision with a deep sense of public service.
August 7, 2017
Women to Watch 2017
August 7, 2017Mainebiz is proud to present the 2017 Women to Watch. This year we had so many great nominees, we named five honorees instead of the traditional four. They come from a range of industries and each have an interesting story to tell.
August 7, 2017Shuttered Lincoln mill to seek $1.1 million from vendors
July 31, 2017As part of a bankruptcy process, the Lincoln Paper and Tissue mill plans to try to reclaim money that it's already paid out to vendors.
July 31, 2017
Maine Food Insider: Seaweed harvester focusing on business as crucial court date nears
July 26, 2017Acadian Seaplants, one of the largest rockweed harvesters in the world, is doing business as usual while the Maine Supreme Judicial Court reviews a lower court's ruling regarding harvesting rockweed in the state's intertidal zones without permission
July 26, 2017
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