1969 GTO Judge Project Raises Eyebrows: High Price Tag Lacks Key Details and Confidence

A 1969 Pontiac GTO Judge is generating buzz in the collector car market, but serious buyers may want to tread carefully. The muscle car, notorious for its performance and distinctive style, has been listed at a premium price that raises concerns among enthusiasts and experts alike. Located in the market under scrutiny, this vehicle has caught the attention of potential buyers but appears to fall short of expectations in critical areas. This particular GTO Judge boasts a high value, a common trait among sought-after classic cars. However, factors such as incomplete documentation and clear indicators … Read more

South Carolina Activates Price Gouging Law in Response to Wildfire State of Emergency

Augusta, Ga. – South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson has activated the state’s price gouging statutes following Governor Henry McMaster’s declaration of a state of emergency in response to widespread wildfires. This law enforcement action aims to protect consumers from excessively high prices for essential goods and services during the ongoing crisis. The triggering of the price gouging law is a direct consequence of the state of emergency and is intended to prevent businesses from exploiting the disaster by inflating prices on commodities such as food, water, gas, and hotel accommodations. South Carolinians who suspect … Read more

Patrick Price Appointed as General Counsel for Indiana Governor Mike Braun, Bringing a Wealth of Legal Expertise and State Experience

Indianapolis, IN — Patrick Price, an accomplished attorney with deep roots in Indiana’s state government, has recently assumed the role of general counsel for Governor Mike Braun. Price, who has an extensive portfolio of public service within various state departments, brings a wealth of experience to this pivotal position. Having worked in several key legal capacities across state agencies, Price’s career highlights his readiness for this significant appointment. From advising the Indiana Department of Revenue to handling major legal deliberations for the State Budget Agency, his background is diverse and densely packed with governmental legal … Read more

Arizona Files Lawsuit Against GlaxoSmithKline for Allegedly Circumventing Drug Price Cap Laws

Phoenix, Arizona—The state of Arizona has initiated legal action against British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), accusing the company of maneuvers designed to bypass legislation intended to limit prescription medication costs. This legal challenge emerges amidst concerns surrounding the affordability and accessibility of essential asthma treatments. Filed in Maricopa County Superior Court, the lawsuit alleges that GSK violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and statutes under the Medicaid Prescription Drug Rebate Program. The program, established in the 1990 budget compels pharmaceutical companies to offer financial rebates to the government if their drug prices escalate above inflation … Read more