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The lawsuit seeks to compel full compliance with state law and impose civil penalties on the Council for its illegal actions, the Attorney General’s office said in a statement.
A former high-ranking state correctional officer will spend time in federal prison after pleading guilty to using excessive force on a handcuffed inmate.
The struggling university faces multiple lawsuits from employees who say they haven’t been paid since late April or early May.
Trump doubled down on choosing his former personal lawyer as the nation’s top lawman, saying he will wait until Sens. John Cornyn and Thom Tillis leave office.
The agency said the company failed to disclose to consumers that they were purchasing a subscription, made it too difficult to cancel and misled them about the privacy of their information
Indiana Court of Appeals
Michael K. Gregory v. State of Indiana, acting by and through its Indiana Department of Correction
No. 25A-MI-2460
Appeal from the Marion Superior Court, Judge James A. Joven. Michael K. Gregory appeals the trial court’s dismissal of his complaint seeking indemnification from the state for a default judgment against former Indiana Department of Correction officer Courtney Woolfork. The court affirmed the dismissal, concluding that Indiana Code section 34-13-4-1 does not require indemnification because the state did not have an opportunity to defend Woolfork in the underlying federal civil rights action. Judge May authored the opinion with Judges Mathias and Felix concurring. Appellant’s attorneys: Christine Corso, Thomas E. Quinn and Casey L.M. Carlson, Jenner & Block LLP, Chicago, Illinois. Appellee’s attorney: Office of the Indiana Attorney General.
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Seventh District U.S. Rep. André Carson has called for an investigation into the conditions at Miami Correctional Facility.
Writing for the majority, Court of Appeals Judge Mary DeBoer said the trial court erred in concluding it lacked jurisdiction over the case.
The lawsuit was filed Monday in federal court and potentially provides a test for how far states can go in constitutionally regulating the use of artificial intelligence.
Chicago-founded Litchfield Cavo expanded its firm to Indiana in 2016 when it established an office in Highland.
Reworld alleges the former employee forwarded documents containing trade secrets and confidential information to her personal email account both before and after she submitted her notice of resignation.
The Justice Department wants to invoke the Westfall Act, which shields government employees from being sued for doing their jobs.
Indiana Court of Appeals
Gregory Brandon v. Caregan Transport Inc.
No. 25A-PL-2294
Appeal from the Wayne Superior Court, Judge Gregory Horn. The court reverses the trial court’s determination that it lacked jurisdiction over Gregory Brandon’s wage payment claim under the Wage Payment Statute. The court finds that the trial court erred in denying Brandon’s motion for summary judgment regarding his actual unpaid wages, ruling that he is entitled to $5,535.06 without a genuine issue of material fact. However, the court affirms the trial court’s denial of liquidated damages, as Brandon failed to demonstrate that Caregan acted in bad faith regarding those payments. The case is remanded for further proceedings consistent with the appeals court’s decision. Judge DeBoer authored the opinion, with judges Mathias and Kenworthy concurring. Appellant’s attorney: Ronald E. Weldy, Weldy Law, Fishers, Indiana. Appellee’s attorney: Andrew J. Sickmann, Boston Bever Forrest Cross & Sickmann, Richmond, Indiana.
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The companies argue that WTW negligently failed to advise them about their warehouse’s appropriate value and failed to review the statement of values when updating a certificate of insurance.
Donavan Harris did not pull the trigger on the gun that killed the victim, but he was involved in luring the intended robbery victim into a car where the shooting took place.
State law classifies the investigative reports as confidential, but reports can be released if the governor or inspector general determines the information is in the public’s interest.
The Supreme Court appeal is part of a push by President Donald Trump and his allies to put fresh limits on voting ahead of the pivotal elections where control of both the House and the Senate is at stake.
The drugmaker, which has been fighting talc-related lawsuits for more than a decade, said that the settlement is conditioned on at least 95% of remaining claimants participating.
The court noted a fundamental problem: Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita failed to show that he was even conducting an investigation.
The former detainee says the state’s correctional medical services provider failed to employ enough staff to give him the needed medication that could have prevented a serious seizure.
