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ME businessman indicted for bribery
December 18, 2008The former president of Biddeford-based Fiber Materials Inc. faces federal charges that he bribed two government officials to land lucrative federal contracts.
December 18, 2008Submerged: Battle over land under the Maine State Pier has ripple effect for Portland
December 15, 2008One year after the city chose Portland developer Olympia Cos.
December 15, 2008Judge denies Mallinckrodt appeal
December 9, 2008A federal judge yesterday refused to take the side of Mallinckrodt LLC in a dispute with the Maine Department of Environmental Protection over the cleanup of the former HoltraChem chemical facility in Orrington.
December 9, 2008Mills nominated as Maine's first female AG
December 3, 2008Legislators on Tuesday selected former prosecutor Janet Mills of Farmington to serve as Maine's first female attorney general.
December 3, 2008Fairchild files patent lawsuit
December 2, 2008Fairchild Semiconductor has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Infineon Technologies AG.
December 2, 2008
Budget cuts could cripple Maine's business court | The state's new business and consumer court speeds due process, but budget cuts might apply the judicial brakes
December 1, 2008Unhappy contractors, unhappy subcontractors. There were nearly a dozen people all headed for a trial that Chief Justice Thomas Humphrey guessed would last at least six weeks.
December 1, 2008
After the fall | One year later, Maine's legal community is still shaken by the John Duncan scandal at Verrill Dana
December 1, 2008The story some Maine lawyers wish everyone would forget won’t leave Gail Kingsley alone.
December 1, 2008Better to be prepared | Tough times up the probability of layoffs. Here's what you should do before issuing a pink slip.
December 1, 2008Severance may sound like a dirty word in the workplace today, especially in the current economic slump. Employees do not want to think about losing their jobs and employers are hesitant to draw attention to the prospect of a reduction in staff.
December 1, 2008Ten myths about LLCs | Don't believe the hype. These new-kid-on-the-block business structures have pitfalls, too.
December 1, 2008Limited liability companies have taken the business-legal world by storm over the past decade. In recent years, more businesses have chosen LLCs rather than corporations as their legal structure in Maine.
December 1, 2008In the pipeline | Workplace laws eyed for significant changes
December 1, 2008Nearly one month after a historic election, the nation is still waiting to see what changes will take place when President-elect Barack Obama and this session's lawmakers take their seats in January.
December 1, 2008Jury convicts tribal leaders
November 21, 2008Two former officials of the Indian Township Passamaquoddy Tribe were found guilty yesterday of misusing tribal and federal funds.
November 21, 2008Augusta man sues Sears
November 21, 2008An Iranian-born Augusta resident has filed a federal lawsuit against Sears, claiming his supervisor discriminated against him for his race and religion.
November 21, 2008ME foreclosures inch up
November 18, 2008Maine home foreclosures were up slightly in the second quarter, but remain relatively low when compared with the total mortgages in the state.
November 18, 2008Analysis claims Pike quarry illegal
November 14, 2008An analysis prepared by opponents to an expansion of Pike Industries in Westbrook claims the asphalt plant has been operating an illegal quarry for 40 years.
November 14, 2008Eminent domain case settled
November 7, 2008The Maine Department of Transportation has settled a long-running eminent domain lawsuit.
November 7, 2008Whistleblower wins case
October 29, 2008An electrician who blew the whistle on unlicensed employees working at Saddleback Ski Area and was eventually fired has won his court case.
October 29, 2008
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