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CONCORD, N.H. — A legal battle over a proposed landfill in northern New Hampshire is intensifying as a subsidiary of a major waste management company challenges the state’s decision to reject its permit application, even as lawmakers advance legislation that could effectively freeze new landfill approvals for years. Granite

State attorney general says consent judgment against home remodeling contractor aims to protect consumers from future fraud TOPEKA, Kan. — A Kansas home remodeling contractor has agreed to pay more than $1 million in restitution to former customers and accept a permanent ban on operating any business in the state after

Verdict finds CEO of one of the nation’s largest independent waste operators breached fiduciary duties through self-dealing transactions, according to court findings AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas jury has awarded more than $91 million in damages in a closely watched family business dispute involving the chief executive of one

Lawsuit alleges systematic violations of Florida rental law as housing costs leave South Florida renters with little margin for financial setbacks MIAMI — A Miami-Dade property management company is facing a proposed class action lawsuit accusing it of systematically withholding tenant security deposits in violation of Florida law, allegations that

Review of court filings identifies repeated collection actions, duplicate lawsuits and a concentration of Armenian American-owned businesses among defendants LOS ANGELES — A review of California court records has identified an aggressive litigation campaign by ODK Capital LLC, an online small-business lender operating under the OnDeck brand, that has

Lawsuit Claims Utility and Equipment Companies Failed to Prevent Fire Homeowners Seek More Than $1 Million SAN ANTONIO, Texas – A San Antonio couple has filed a lawsuit against CPS Energy and two electrical equipment companies after a transformer explosion outside their home caused major damage and left both homeowners injured.

Court Order Returns Michael Morris to Regional Leadership Role Judge Issues Temporary Injunction ARLINGTON, Texas – North Texas transportation director Michael Morris returned to work Tuesday after a state district judge ruled that his firing last week was unconstitutional. Tarrant County District Judge John Chupp issued a temporary injunction restoring Morris