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'lawsuits'

Your favorite doughnut shop may be in legal jeopardy

A Shipley's doughnut by any other name is against the law, according to lawsuits filed against some Central Arkansas pastry purveyors.
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The New Yorker: Who owns Mike Disfarmer's photographs?

Decades after his death, a court fight continues over rights to the photographic legacy of Mike Disfarmer of Heber Springs.
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Yes, the ACLU lawsuits are coming over recent legislation abridging rights to abortion, transgender care

ACLU to sue soon on laws preventing transgender health care for minors and banning abortion.

Lawsuit against Little Rock police chief remains alive

One suit against the chief survives dismissal motion. Many more on the docket.
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Cotton proposes to allow lawsuits against China

There he goes again.

The Republican vote suppression battle rages on in Texas. And Arkansas

Democracy got a win in Texas yesterday. A federal judge has again ruled against the Texas voter ID law, saying a watered-down version still discriminates against black and Hispanic voters. So what about Arkansas, where Republicans are also trying to suppress voting through ID laws.
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Trump looks after the nursing homes

The Trump administration is preparing to roll back an Obama administration rule that cut off Medicaid payments to nursing homes (Medicaid is the primary supplier of money to nursing homes in Arkansas) that force residents to sign arbitration agreements. This means they can't sue if disputes over care arise.

Democrats prepare to mimic GOP lawyers like Leslie Rutledge

Democrats plan to replicate a Republican strategy to file lawsuits over national administration policy, a tactic that could find Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge switching sides in her busy federal court agenda. If only we could get her interested in Arkansas.
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Attorney general sues a drug company

Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has joined 35 other states in a federal antitrust lawsuit in Pennsylvania that says a maker of a drug prescribed for opioid addiction has conspired to protect the price of its drug by blocking generic competitors from the market.
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