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Published
December 6, 2019

Ousted Prime Automotive Group CEO sues to be reinstated

David Rosenberg says GPB Capital Holdings violated dealership franchise agreements with auto manufacturers when it fired him in September.
Published
November 26, 2019

Our View: Time to rethink system for defending Maine’s poor

Questions about cost and quality should lead lawmakers to consider starting a public defender system.
Published
November 21, 2019

New lawsuit accuses company that owns Prime Automotive of running Ponzi scheme

The federal lawsuit claims GPB Capital Holdings has been paying investors dividends out of their own invested funds.
Published
November 19, 2019

Commentary: Constitution demands justice for all – not just for those who can pay for it

The lack of a strong, well-resourced indigent defense system in Maine leads to deeply unfair results.
Published
October 16, 2019

Portland man charged with murder waives jury for trial that could be a ‘bit tricky’

Mark Cardilli, who says he acted in self-defense when he shot and killed Isahak Muse, will go to trial in front of a judge.

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Published
October 1, 2019

Maine Voices: Maine courts need a science and technology adviser

The outcome of a recent rockweed-harvesting case underscores the need to provide judges with unique expertise.
Published
September 18, 2019

With lawsuit pending, Prime Automotive Group fires David Rosenberg

Rosenberg accused the company's largest investor of financial misconduct in a lawsuit he filed in July.
Published
September 13, 2019

Judge rules Bar Harbor bank must face claims it let conman steal from estate, then tried a cover-up

Plaintiffs allege the bank's trust business allowed Robert Kenneth Lindell Jr. to steal over $1 million from an elderly widow's estate and then tried to cover up its involvement.
Published
September 10, 2019

Comcast, cable broadcasters sue to block Maine law allowing customers to choose their channels

The lawsuit argues that the state law to force cable companies to provide channels on an individual basis runs afoul of federal law.
Published
June 19, 2019

Board counters former district attorney candidate’s suspension appeal

Former Auburn attorney Seth Carey is appealing a judge's 3-year suspension of his law license.