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Aroostook 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, 2009Court rules against Saddleback in whistleblower case
July 17, 2009Maine's highest court has ruled in favor of an electrician who was fired for blowing the whistle on illegal and dangerous work at the Saddleback ski resort in Rangeley.
July 17, 2009Judge rules against BIW union
July 14, 2009A federal judge last week upheld the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers' takeover of its local Bath Iron Works chapter, the largest union at the shipyard with its 3,500 members.
July 14, 2009Foreign labor in Maine woods under scrutiny
July 8, 2009A new state task force will investigate whether logging companies in northern Maine are bending the rules when it comes to Canadian labor.
July 8, 2009State bans foreclosure rescue cos.
July 8, 2009State regulators yesterday banned 15 out-of-state foreclosure rescue companies from doing business in Maine for taking fees from consumers but doing nothing to help them avoid foreclosure.
July 8, 2009
A new nonprofit offers pro bono legal services to creative types
July 7, 2009When Eric Bettencourt incorporated his recording business Shadow Shine Records in Portland earlier this year, he spent six hours in meetings with a lawyer and ended up paying $1,400 in legal fees.
July 7, 2009New FairPoint CEO displays optimism
July 2, 2009On his first day as CEO of FairPoint Communications, David Hauser yesterday said he will take every step possible to avoid bankruptcy, but that ultimately the decision will depend on its debtors.
July 2, 2009FairPoint throws a counter punch
June 19, 2009FairPoint is responding to a legal threat from the Maine Public Advocates Office with a complaint of its own.
June 19, 2009Turner apple grower bankrupt
June 19, 2009Cooper Brothers LLC, an apple grower and wholesale apple distributor in Turner, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this week.
June 19, 2009LNG developer challenges tribe vote
June 18, 2009The owner of an Oklahoma company that wants to build a liquefied natural gas terminal on Passamaquoddy Bay disputes the legitimacy of a vote of the Passamaquoddy Tribe to terminate its land lease contract with his firm.
June 18, 2009Business incorporations from February 2009 | A selection of Maine business limited liability companies registered in February 2009, supplied by the Office of the Secretary of State and the Bureau of Corporations, Elections and Commissions.
June 15, 2009& Unlimited LLC, Meredith Perdue, 312 Ocean House Rd., Unit 2, Cape Elizabeth 04107 112 Park Street LLC, Paul Bulger, c/o Lambert Coffin, PO Box 15215, Portland 04112
June 15, 2009FBI raids two Lewiston businesses
June 4, 2009Federal agents raided a Lewiston office building yesterday and seized documents from two health care organizations for an alleged case of fraud.
June 4, 2009Maine pays feds $1.5M to settle allegations
May 22, 2009The Maine Department of Education has agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle allegations that it submitted false information to the federal government in order to receive more funds under the Migrant Education Program, according to a press release f
May 22, 2009Sears Island lawsuits to be heard separately
May 20, 2009A judge has said the three civil lawsuits filed against the Maine Department of Transportation concerning the Sears Island joint use plan will be heard separately, according to VillageSoup.
May 20, 2009Tour bus co. denied appeal over use tax
May 15, 2009An Old Town-based tour bus company has lost an appeal request to Maine's highest court to exempt its motor coaches from the state's statutory use tax.
May 15, 2009
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