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Connecticut's attorney general wants to chime in with a defense of the state's Indirect Purchaser Law in an antitrust class action that accuses the Hartford HealthCare Corp. hospital system of forcing insurance companies to participate in restrictive coverage plans that drove up premiums and costs.

A Connecticut bankruptcy judge has sanctioned an attorney and the law firm Chiesa Shahinian & Giantomasi PC for failing to comply with demands for documents and financial records in connection to the Chapter 11 case of former billionaire Ho Wan Kwok.

New investor website www.ctabonds.com will be used to attract more municipal bond investorsCHICAGO, IL / ACCESSWIRE / March 14, 2023 / Today, the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) announced a new investor

Metro Boomin has offered fans another update on Young Thug and revealed his longtime friend and collaborator has his thoughts set on his life post release.

Eight Ivy League universities are engaged in an illegal price-fixing scheme to raise the cost of education and suppress the compensation that student athletes receive for their services, two basketball players alleged in a proposed federal class action filed Tuesday in the District of Connecticut.

Young Thug's ongoing YSL RICO trial has asked for more than 500 potential jurors to come forward, as the jury selection process continues to drag on.

Gunna's lawyer has issued a statement surrounding the ongoing allegations that his client cooperated with authorities in the YSL RICO case.

The former mayor of East Haven, Connecticut, and other town officials did not have an improper political motive for shutting down the Farm River Rock quarry ahead of the 2017 election, and the plaintiff in a $15.2 million lawsuit is not entitled to damages, defense attorneys said Thursday during closing arguments in a federal bench trial.

Young Thug and Gunna's ongoing YSL RICO case has been turned into a Hulu documentary and will focus on whether or not rap lyrics should be permitted in court.

The Chicago train derailment may have been caused because the conductor was overtired and fell asleep at the controls, officials revealed at a press conference. A CTA Blue Line train crashed through the stopping posts at O'Hare International Airport and flew up an escalator Monday, injuring 32 passengers in the process.