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CUC issues disconnection notices to OAG, 9 others - Vimarsana News

CUC issues disconnection notices to OAG, 9 others

The Commonwealth Utilities Corp. has issued disconnection notices last week to the Office of the Attorney General, Northern Marianas College, and eight other agencies over failure to pay past due utility billings as of March 31, 2023.

Settlement Administrator Angeion Group Announces Proposed Settlement In Broiler Grow-Out Services Class Action - Vimarsana News

Settlement Administrator Angeion Group Announces Proposed Settlement In Broiler Grow-Out Services Class Action

/PRNewswire/ -- Sanderson Farms, Inc. (Food Division), Sanderson Farms, Inc. (Processing Division), and Sanderson Farms, Inc. (Production Division) (together...

Douglas, Leonard & Garvey Settles First YDC Claim at $1.5 Million Statutory Cap - Vimarsana News

Douglas, Leonard & Garvey Settles First YDC Claim at $1.5 Million Statutory Cap

/PRNewswire/ -- Attorneys Chuck Douglas and Samantha Heuring of Douglas, Leonard & Garvey, P.C. are the first attorneys to settle a claim for $1.5 million, the...

Staten Island electeds continue fight for 'fair share' of Opioid Settlement Fund - Vimarsana News

Staten Island electeds continue fight for 'fair share' of Opioid Settlement Fund

In 2021, there were 146 unintentional drug overdose deaths on Staten Island, or 39.3 deaths per 100,000 residents, according to city data.

Source: silive.com
Maximum settlement of $1.5M reached in NH YDC case - Vimarsana News

Maximum settlement of $1.5M reached in NH YDC case

A claim against New Hampshire's former Youth Development Center has for the first time been settled for the maximum amount allowed by statute.

Source: wmur.com