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February 7, 2024
The Montana Attorney General’s Office told the Supreme Court in a filing Monday the court should uphold its legal insufficiency finding for a proposed ballot initiative to further enshrine abortion
January 31, 2024
Five county school boards and trustees at one state community college are dropping their court appeals for refunds of money paid to the state retirement system in pension-spiking cases. If they had won their legal battle, refunds would have totaled more than $434,000, not counting at least five years of interest.
January 31, 2024
Bills ranging from scope of practice to network adequacy are being debated in the halls of statehouses throughout the country. You may not see your state listed, but be prepared, because it might be soon.
December 18, 2023
Even when the Massachusetts House tries to do something good — improve turnout in state and municipal elections — the effort gets dragged down by the continued lack of transparency
December 7, 2023
The state Retirement Systems Division urges North Carolina’s top court to steer clear of a pension-spiking dispute involving the Harnett County school board. At stake is a $198,000 bill assessed
December 5, 2023
The state Retirement Systems Division urges North Carolina’s top court to steer clear of a pension-spiking dispute involving the Harnett County school board. At stake is a $198,000 bill assessed to the local school system.
November 29, 2023
Like most other States, Maryland has enacted the “Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act.” The statute permits the “user” of “digital assets” to authorize a designee to access specified...
November 23, 2023
The Harnett County school board is asking North Carolina’s highest court to take up a dispute over pension spiking. At stake is a $198,000 bill the state retirement system has
November 22, 2023
The Harnett County school board is asking North Carolina’s highest court to take up a dispute over pension spiking. At stake is a $198,000 bill the state retirement system has assessed against the local school system.
October 17, 2023
A unanimous three-judge panel of the NC Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the state retirement system and against the Harnett County school board in a pension-spiking battle. At stake is a nearly $198,000 bill assessed to the local schools.