Florida insurers will no doubt remember the time more than two years ago when one of the largest plaintiffs’ law firms in the state gave notice that it was planning to file tens of thousands of claims lawsuits ahead of the 2023 tort-reform enactment. Georgia plaintiffs’ firms appear to have followed the same script in […]
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Since 2021, religious schools in Vermont have been receiving an increasing amount of money through Vermont’s school tuitioning program. But Act 73, Vermont’s wide-ranging education reform law signed into law in July, effectively halts that trend. Last week, the state Agency of Education finalized a list of 18 private schools (called independent schools under state
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Innovative Products, Retention, Marketplace; Fair Lending Litigation; Powell Speech A few years back someone told me, “Two lenders merging in this environment is like two drunks outside a bar holding each other up.” That isn’t quite the case anymore for various reasons (we’re just one big announcement away from yet another block buster
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