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Bondi reaches $28M Agreement With Bank That Overcharged State's Retirement System
The Bank of New York Mellon has agreed to pay a $28 million settlement to end a whistle-blower suit claiming the bank overcharged the Florida retirement system on currency transaction fees.
John Tomasino To Become Florida Supreme Court's 21st Clerk
Tallahassee attorney John Tomasino is about to be sworn in as the 21st clerk of the Florida Supreme Court.
'Wild West City' Shooting Prosecutor Subpoenaed in Subsequent Civil Suit
A prosecutor subpoenaed for testimony and documents about his contacts with the lawyer for the victim of an accidental shooting in a make-believe gunfight at a theme park is fighting back.
Custody Battle Costs Are Focus of Task Force
Hector Morera is a 46-year-old father of two from Glastonbury who is immersed in a four-year-long divorce proceeding and custody dispute. Like 85 percent of Connecticut parties in custody disputes, he is representing himself.
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Fee Dispute Over Rutgers Leaving Big East Is Headed for Arbitration
A suit by Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, objecting to a $10 million fee for leaving the Big East has no place in federal court in the state.
Office Depot Merger With OfficeMax Wins Approval
Office Depot's merger with OfficeMax won approval from U.S. antitrust regulators, clearing the way for the office-supply companies to create a single retailer to compete with Staples.
Lobbying Effort May Lead to Fewer Tickets for Hartford Courthouse Users
Some lawyers who do business in state courthouses in Hartford have been forced to keep one eye on their legal work and the other on the parking meter. But no more.
EU Parliament Overhauls Consumer Data Protection
European Union companies transferring data to non-EU countries without consumer consent will be penalized under new Snowden-inspired data protection regulations.
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