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Camden Nat'l sues Ascendant Energy
September 22, 2009Court actions continue to pile up against an energy company proposing a solar panel manufacturing plant in Rockland.
September 22, 2009MSEA to sue state, alleging age discrimination
September 17, 2009The largest union representing state workers is suing the state over elimination of employees' longevity pay.
September 17, 2009MHPC: Tax reform law 'unconstitutional'
September 16, 2009The Maine Heritage Policy Center, a conservative think tank in Portland, yesterday challenged the recently enacted tax reform law, calling it "unconstitutional" and threatening legal action if the Legislature does not change it.
September 16, 2009Hackers hit Downeast Energy
September 14, 2009A security breach at Downeast Energy and Building Supply has exposed banking information of hundreds of customers and cost the company $150,000, the Maine Public Broadcasting Network first reported yesterday.
September 14, 2009Lawsuit over Maine privacy law dropped
September 8, 2009A lawsuit challenging a new Maine law that would make it illegal to collect or receive personal information about minors for marketing purposes without parental consent has been dropped.
September 8, 2009Rent-a-Husband on the hot seat
September 3, 2009Kaile Warren, a former Windham town councilor and owner of Rent-A-Husband, is being accused of investment fraud.
September 3, 2009AG's office drops FairPoint probe
September 2, 2009The Maine Attorney General's office will drop its investigation into allegations that FairPoint Communications faked readiness to take over Verizon's landline telephone service in Maine.
September 2, 2009Law to shield minors' info from marketers on hold
September 2, 2009A controversial law that prohibits the use of personal information about minors for marketing purposes without parental consent is being referred to the Maine Senate's judiciary committee for review before the next full session of the Legislature
September 2, 2009Maine awarded $2M in Pfizer settlement
September 2, 2009Drug giant Pfizer will pay Maine about $2 million as part of the record $2.3 billion civil and criminal settlement against the company over unlawful prescription drug promotions.
September 2, 2009Restaurant accused of withholding pay
August 31, 2009Former employees of a South Portland restaurant are suing the eatery claiming they were underpaid and forced to work long hours and pay kickbacks to management.
August 31, 2009Bangor bookseller proceeds with Amazon lawsuit
August 27, 2009A federal judge is allowing a Bangor publisher and bookseller to proceed with its antitrust lawsuit against Amazon.
August 27, 2009
Logging feud escalates over foreign hires
August 24, 2009Maine’s North Woods, usually associated with the deep quiet of remote wilderness, is the site these days of a loud dust-up between local loggers and their Canadian counterparts.
August 24, 2009Pike appeals Westbrook's quarry decision
August 19, 2009Pike Industries has appealed the recent decision by the City of Westbrook to strip the company of its legal right to operate a local quarry that has been in existence since 1968.
August 19, 2009Hacker indicted in Hannaford security breach
August 17, 2009A Florida man and former informant for the U.S. Secret Service has been indicted on charges related to the Hannaford security breach, which exposed millions of the grocery store's customers' credit and debit card numbers to identify theft.
August 17, 2009Aroostook residents sue over wind farm noise
August 11, 2009A group of Mars Hill residents is suing First Wind, two construction firms and the town over the noise generated by the Massachusetts company's 42-megawatt wind farm.
August 11, 2009
The case for art: A new group directs pro bono legal services to artists in need
July 27, 2009When Eric Bettencourt incorporated his recording business Shadow Shine Records in Portland last year, he spent six hours in meetings with a lawyer and paid $1,400 in legal fees.
July 27, 2009
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