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Lawyers to be chosen for Hannaford lawsuit
July 22, 2008A U.S. District Court Judge in Portland will decide this week which lawyers will pursue a class-action lawsuit against Hannaford Bros. Co.
July 22, 2008HoltraChem owner threatens lawsuit
July 21, 2008The owner of the former Holtrachem plant in Orrington has threatened to sue communities and businesses along the Penobscot River unless they agree to waive all future claims against the company.
July 21, 2008Poland Spring triumphs in court case
July 16, 2008The Maine Supreme Judicial Court has upheld a lower court's decision to allow Poland Spring to extract water from a pumping station in Dallas Plantation.
July 16, 2008Duncan disbarred for life
July 15, 2008The Maine Supreme Judicial Court last week barred John Duncan, the former Verrill Dana attorney who plead guilty to stealing $300,000 from clients and the firm between 1997 and 2007, from practicing law in the state for the rest of his life.
July 15, 2008Legal fees | Following the money from Maine's court settlements
June 30, 2008We’ve read the headlines: “Maine to share in $29M from drug settlement.” “Maine among 30 states in $8 million settlement with Bayer.”
June 30, 2008Court: Sail Inn seizure legal
June 27, 2008Maine's highest court has upheld the Maine Department of Transportation's decision to seize the Sail Inn Restaurant in Prospect by eminent domain, citing a lack of evidence other than the restaurant owners' personal opinion.
June 27, 2008Portland lawyer to plead guilty to felony theft
June 6, 2008The lawyer caught embezzling from his clients and employer, the Portland law firm Verrill Dana, has agreed to plead guilty to two counts of felony theft, according to the Portland Press Herald.
June 6, 2008Maine fishing groups sue feds
January 9, 2008Two Maine-based commercial fishing groups are suing the federal government in hopes of barring herring trawlers from some New England fishing grounds.
January 9, 2008Free advice | Maine's legal community has a reputation for tackling lots of pro bono work. But does donating time make good business sense?
November 26, 2007It isn't every day that you find employees busily trying to make more work for themselves ˆ especially the kind of work they don't get paid for.
November 26, 2007Medical data law contest
August 30, 2007Three companies that collect, analyze and sell medical data are suing Maine and Vermont over new laws that keep doctors' written prescriptions private.
August 30, 2007
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