AstraZeneca sues Arkansas, says new law conflicts with court rulings
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Legal Newsline) - A pharmaceutical manufacturer is challenging an Arkansas law that forces it to offer discounted products to an unlimited amount of pharmacies.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (Legal Newsline) - A pharmaceutical manufacturer is challenging an Arkansas law that forces it to offer discounted products to an unlimited amount of pharmacies.
A June settlement payment of $267,500 has ended a Black lawyer's federal lawsuit against an Arkansas State Police trooper accused of racial bias during a 2020 traffic stop, court records show.
MARION HUMPHREY JR.: Sues State Police trooper. Marion Humphrey Jr. has sued Steven Payton, an Arkansas State Police trooper, over his stop last August for an alleged improper lane change that led to his being detained and handcuffed while his rental vehicle was searched. Nothing was found. Advertisement Humphrey contends the stop was unconstitutional and that he was essentially stopped for “driving while Black.” The suit contains new allegations about incendiary comments made by the trooper who stopped Humphrey, including a question about his parentage. It says other offices can testif...