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Botanical Gardens pursues lawsuit over rescinded $30M expansion permit
December 21, 2017Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens says a lawsuit is one option it will pursue after failing to persuade the Boothbay Appeals Board to reconsider the Nov. 9 decision to rescind the permit for a $30 million expansion that is already underway.
December 21, 2017
Maine’s highest court weighs challenge to PUC rule on residential solar incentives
December 14, 2017Maine's Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments Wednesday in a challenge by clean energy advocates of state regulators' efforts to reduce and eventually phase out incentives for residential solar power.
December 14, 2017
Detroit man sentenced for operating unlicensed Bitcoin business in Maine
December 5, 2017In a precedent-setting case involving an unlicensed Bitcoin business whose owner advertised and completed some transactions in Maine, a Detroit man and his company were sentenced in U.S. District Court for the District of Maine on Monday for
December 5, 2017Downeast wreath-maker sues FedEx
December 4, 2017The parent company of Worcester Wreath Co. filed a complaint against FedEx for allegedly overbilling by more than $357,000.
December 4, 2017
Court temporarily halts MDOT's planned demolition of Wiscasset building for parking
December 1, 2017A judge has temporarily blocked the planned demolition of the former CEI headquarters acquired by the Maine Department of Transportation to create a public parking area as part of its $5 million plan to ease traffic congestion in downtown Wiscasset.
December 1, 2017
EMHS joins lawsuit over federal reductions in medication payments
November 14, 2017Brewer-based Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems has joined the American Hospital Association, the Association of American Medical Colleges and America's Essential Hospitals in pursuing legal action to block dramatic payment reductions for certain
November 14, 2017
Boothbay appeals board halts $30M Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens' expansion
November 13, 2017The Boothbay Board of Appeals rescinded the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens' permit for a $30 million expansion that has already begun.
November 13, 2017
Legal eagles: Young lawyers finding Maine's quality of life is a compelling reason to stay here
November 13, 2017Lindsay Milne landed her dream job when she graduated from Fordham University law school in 2010, at Akin Gump in New York City.
November 13, 2017Workforce development 'journeyman' program among new laws
November 13, 2017Several new laws that affect businesses took effect on Nov. 1. New laws approved by the 128th Legislature's first session offer additional regulations around workforce development, consumer protection and public health.
November 13, 2017
Maine Law tackles the need for more young lawyers in state's rural communities
November 13, 2017Maine's rural communities could use more younger lawyers amid a looming shortage prompted by an aging out of the profession. Around the state, sole practitioners approaching retirement age are having an especially hard time finding young talent to
November 13, 2017
House Republicans sustain LePage's veto of bipartisan marijuana legislation
November 7, 2017The Maine House of Representatives on Monday failed to override Gov. Paul LePage's veto of bipartisan legislation that would have implemented the recreational marijuana referendum approved by voters last year.
November 7, 2017Mercy Hospital pays $1.5 million to settle Medicare overbilling case
November 2, 2017U.S. Attorney for Maine Halsey B. Frank announced Wednesday that Mercy Hospital of Portland has entered into a civil settlement agreement with the United States and the State of Maine in which it will pay $1,514,000 to resolve allegations that it
November 2, 2017New online portal offers free legal counsel to Mainers unable to afford it
October 26, 2017The Maine Volunteer Lawyers Project on Tuesday unveiled an online portal, or virtual clinic, offering free legal counsel to Mainers otherwise unable to afford it or get to real clinics from remote rural areas.
October 26, 2017
Lawmakers approve rules for commercial recreational marijuana sales
October 24, 2017Maine lawmakers in a special legislative session on Monday approved a bill that would establish regulations for the legal marijuana market, with the House voting 81-50 and the Senate voting 22-9.
October 24, 2017
GM to pay $1.1M to Maine in ignition-switch settlement
October 20, 2017Maine will receive $1.1 million as part of a nationwide settlement with General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) over allegations that the automaker concealed safety issues related to ignition-switch defects in its vehicles.
October 20, 2017Kestrel faces possible legal action over millions owed in Wisconsin
October 13, 2017Kestrel Aircraft, which recently was evicted from Brunswick Landing for failing to pay rent for at least a year, faces possible legal action by the state of Wisconsin and the city of Superior, Wisc., over millions in defaulted loans.
October 13, 2017
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