Attorney General Takes Action Against Eagle Rock Resort Co. Over Alleged Misconduct

Harrisburg, PA – Pennsylvania’s Attorney General has initiated a legal challenge against Eagle Rock Resort Co., accusing the developer of misleading consumers and violating state environmental laws. This lawsuit, lodged in a state court this Wednesday, highlights concerns surrounding the development practices of the resort company, especially in the context of property sales and ecological preservation. According to documents from the state Attorney General’s office, the company allegedly engaged in deceptive marketing and sales practices. Prospective buyers were reportedly misled about the amenities included and the availability of certain features like public utilities, which were … Read more

Tether and Bitfinex Announce New General Counsel as Veteran Lawyer Retires

Tether, a prominent stablecoin issuer, and its sibling company, the cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex, have announced a significant change in their legal department following the planned retirement of their long-serving top lawyer. An experienced in-house attorney from either Tether or Bitfinex, whose identity has not yet been disclosed, will step into the role of general counsel to manage legal affairs, marking a critical transition for the firms involved in the ever-evolving crypto market. The outgoing general counsel, who had been with the company for over a decade, played a pivotal role in navigating the complex legal … Read more

North Carolina Governor and Attorney General Launch Legal Battle Against Lawmakers Over Controversial Bill

RALEIGH, N.C. – Governor Roy Cooper and Attorney General Josh Stein, who is also the Governor-elect, have initiated a legal battle against state legislators over Senate Bill 382. The controversy centers on a measure in the bill that could potentially restructure the political power dynamics within North Carolina’s Council of State, particularly affecting the powers of incoming Democratic officials. The litigation, which targets House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate President Pro Tempore Phil Berger among others, was recently filed in Wake County Superior Court. The lawsuit specifically challenges provisions regarding the appointment powers over the … Read more

Tennessee Students and Community Leaders Rally for Legislative Change Ahead of General Assembly Session

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In a powerful display of civic engagement, students and their supporters converged at the Tennessee state capitol this past Saturday, championing what they describe as efforts to create “a better Tennessee.” The demonstration attracted a broad coalition, including local community members and several elected officials, indicating widespread support for the cause. Demonstrators voiced their dissatisfaction with current legislative directions that they perceive as detrimental to both state and national wellbeing. Emmie Wolf-Dubin, the event’s organizer, stated their opposition to a set of policies they believe could negatively impact citizens across the nation. … Read more