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Freeport doc settles with feds in bogus billing case
October 2, 2012A doctor with offices in Freeport and Alexandria, Va. has agreed to a $321,443 settlement after facing charges of falsely billing two federal health care programs.
October 2, 2012Coalition eyes Penobscot Nation water rights lawsuit
September 19, 2012Businesses and towns along the Penobscot River, neighboring the Penobscot Nation's land, are turning attention to a lawsuit by the Indian nation against Maine Attorney General William Schneider.
September 19, 2012Financial adviser convicted in Carmen Electra TV ruse
September 17, 2012A former New Hampshire stockbroker was convicted of duping a St. Agatha couple out of nearly $200,000 by offering them a chance to invest in developing a pay-per-view cable show featuring Carmen Electra.
September 17, 2012A new market opens for legal settlement specialists in Maine
September 17, 2012Litigation is a burden to business. While at least 90% of all cases settle, it is often after money is spent on fees, valuable internal resources are diverted and good will is lost.
September 17, 2012Should your employees telecommute? Assessing the risks.
September 17, 2012Technological advances and innovations bring advantages and efficiencies. But, sooner or later, most changes bring potential disadvantages as well.
September 17, 2012AG: Canadian pharmacy can't do business in Maine
September 10, 2012The Canadian mail-order prescription firm CanaRx halted its contracts with the state, one business and the city of Portland in August after a decision by Attorney General William Schneider stated that the foreign business could not be licensed to
September 10, 2012Maine petitions federal court for Medicaid cut ruling
September 5, 2012Maine Attorney General William Schneider has taken legal action to urge a ruling on state cuts to Medicaid that could run afoul of the national Affordable Care Act, which in 2014 will expand the program that provides access to health care for the
September 5, 2012More energy, fewer dams: a new approach to hydropower
September 3, 2012A lot of cheering took place on June 11, when a massive excavator's percussion hammer broke through the concrete of the defunct fishway for the 1,020-foot Great Works Dam.
September 3, 2012
MSEA gets second try in job dispute
September 3, 2012The dispute over the extent of the governor's right to restructure state government as he wishes is entering a new phase, following a new legal complaint that pits state workers' rights against those of the executive branch.
September 3, 2012ME gets $2.7M in record pharma settlement
August 31, 2012Maine will receive $2.7 million after a record-setting settlement with the Johnson & Johnson subsidiary, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, over the company's marketing practices of certain anti-psychotic drugs.
August 31, 2012Live Lobster Co. plant up for auction
August 29, 2012The Gouldsboro plant of the shuttered Live Lobster Co. will be up for auction in late September, following financial troubles that resulted in a $3.4 million lawsuit by the company's creditor, TD Bank.
August 29, 2012MSEA amends complaint over jobs
August 28, 2012The Maine State Employees Association, responding to a Maine Labor Relations Board ruling on Aug. 6, has filed an amended complaint detailing when and how Gov. Paul LePage allegedly violated terms of the labor contract that expired last Sept.
August 28, 2012Pike’s quarry clears another legal hurdle
August 27, 2012A Cumberland County Superior Court judge has given preliminary approval to the 2010 consent agreement between Pike Industries and the city of Westbrook over the company’s quarry operations.
August 27, 2012Phase II of Jordan's Meat project gets green light
August 15, 2012Portland's Planning Board gave unanimous approval Tuesday night to the $18 million Phase II segment of Opechee Construction Corp.'s redevelopment of the former Jordan's Meats factory property.
August 15, 2012NewPage Corp. files Ch. 11 plan
August 14, 2012NewPage Corp., owner of the Rumford paper mill employing 900 workers, filed on Monday a joint Chapter 11 plan with the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.
August 14, 2012Pharmacy operator gets prison time
August 13, 2012The director of operations at a mail order pharmacy operated by the Penobscot Indian Nation was sentenced to almost four years in prison for accepting kickbacks and for filing false income tax returns.
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