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A Searsmont man has been sentenced to nine months in jail for stealing more than $18,000 worth of goods from his employer, Union Farm Equipment, and selling them on eBay.
Festiva Development Group LLC, a vacation company that operated a Portland sales office, is being sued by a former employee over allegations of sexual harassment and discrimination.
International law firm Littler has opened an office in Portland with five attorneys who previously worked for national law firm Fisher & Phillips LLP.
The Maine Human Rights Commission has ruled in favor of three women who alleged that Shaw’s Supermarkets discriminated against them because of their age when they were laid off among hundreds of workers in 2012.
Custom Counsel, a Maine-based provider of freelance legal services, has been acquired by a Dayton, Ohio-based company that provides outsourced law practice management services.
Maine’s highest court has ordered the removal of a reprimand against a Portland lawyer who was connected to a scandal involving the “robo-signing” of foreclosure documents.
The University of Maine School of Law has named professor Danielle Conway as its new dean, making her the first African-American to lead Maine’s only law school.
Gary Prolman, a Saco-based attorney, was sentenced to two years in federal prison sentence Tuesday for laundering $177,500 in drug money for a business partner.
A Rockport businessman has been ordered to repay his former Pearl River, N.Y.-based employer nearly $5 million for money he allegedly bilked over a 14-year period.
When attorneys George Isaacson and Matthew Schaefer of Lewiston-based Brann & Isaacson appear before the U.S.
Verrill Dana, one of Portland’s oldest law firms, is set to become the largest in Maine when it joins forces with Connecticut-based firm Levett Rockwood at the beginning of next year.
As Maine companies seek to move business beyond their own shore, local law practices are guiding the way, vetting potential partners, assuring local and international laws and treaties are met, protecting intellectual property and handling dispute
In his legal work for the Appalachian Mountain Club and the Maine Appalachian Land Trust, David Kallin has “walked the walk” and then some.
A former fund accountant at Wiscasset-based CEI (Coastal Enterprises Inc.) has received a prison sentence for embezzling from her employer $365,168, which included federal funds.
A Rockport business owner is being sued for allegedly stealing $3.8 million from United Mid-Coast Charities when he served as the group’s president.
A former vice president for TD Bank in Falmouth who spent nearly $241,000 with a company credit card on strip clubs and alcohol has been sentenced to prison.
We're roughly halfway into the unofficial summer tourism season, with Memorial Day and July 4th behind us.
Last week, AAA forecast record traffic for the holiday weekend, particularly with July 4 falling on a Friday — and the heavy traffic heading south on the Maine Turnpike Sunday evening bears out that forecast.
At the same time, rainy weekends have also been part of the summer mix.
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Learn moreThe Giving Guide helps nonprofits have the opportunity to showcase and differentiate their organizations so that businesses better understand how they can contribute to a nonprofit’s mission and work.
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Whether you’re a developer, financer, architect, or industry enthusiast, Groundbreaking Maine is crafted to be your go-to source for valuable insights in Maine’s real estate and construction community.
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