Biden DOJ’s Response To Pregnancy Center Attacks Shows ‘Double Standard,’ Pro-Life Advocates And Legal Experts Say

Biden DOJ’s Response To Pregnancy Center Attacks Shows ‘Double Standard,’ Pro-Life Advocates And Legal Experts Say Kate Anderson on October 1, 2023 Since the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s…

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Cigna to Pay $172 Million in Medicare Advantage False Claims Settlement

HARTFORD, CT – Healthcare insurer Cigna has agreed to pay $172,294,350 to settle allegations that it submitted fraudulent diagnosis codes to inflate Medicare Advantage payments. The Connecticut-based company allegedly violated the False…

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South Carolina Doctor Settles Over $585,000 in Kickback Allegations

NEWARK, NJ — Dr. Moustafa Moustafa and his medical practice, South Carolina Nephrology and Hypertension Center Inc., have agreed to pay $585,540 to settle allegations of receiving illegal kickbacks. The settlement resolves…

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Justice Department Awards Over $4.4 Billion to Enhance Community Safety Nationwide

WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Justice Department is allocating more than $4.4 billion in grants to state, local, and Tribal agencies for public safety and community justice initiatives. The funding aims to…

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Didion Milling Inc. Pleads Guilty, Agrees to Pay Over $11 Million for 2017 Explosion Violations

MADISON, WI – Didion Milling Inc. entered a guilty plea in federal court today, agreeing to pay $1 million in criminal fines and $10.25 million in restitution for a fatal 2017 explosion…

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Here’s Who Gavin Newsom Could Tap To Take Dianne Feinstein’s Vacant Seat

Here’s Who Gavin Newsom Could Tap To Take Dianne Feinstein’s Vacant Seat Arjun Singh on September 29, 2023 After Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein died on Friday, her vacancy in the Senate must…

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Archdiocese of Baltimore Files for Bankruptcy Ahead of New Maryland Law on Sexual Abuse

BALTIMORE, MD – The Archdiocese of Baltimore filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Friday, a preemptive move ahead of a Maryland state law that would allow survivors of sexual abuse more…

Legal Action Targets Persistent Contamination at Former Metuchen Gas Station

METUCHEN, NJ – The New Jersey Attorney General and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) have filed a lawsuit against the current and former owners of a contaminated former gas station site at…

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New Jersey Joins FTC and Multiple States in Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon

TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced today that the state has joined the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 16 other state attorneys general in filing an antitrust…

New Jersey Court Imposes $8 Million Penalty on Illegal Statewide Waste Dumpers

TRENTON, NJ – On September 7, a Superior Court ruling mandated 24 defendants to halt illegal waste dumping activities across 15 locations in New Jersey, impose restoration measures, and pay over $8…

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Court Enforces Cleanup of Decades-Old Gasoline Spill at Union City Service Center

UNION CITY, NJ – The New Jersey Attorney General and the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) are taking legal action to enforce two previous DEP orders for the cleanup of a 1990…

British Petroleum to Clean Up Contaminated Monk’s Amoco Site in Camden

CAMDEN, NJ – A settlement in June 2023 between the New Jersey Attorney General, the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), and Monk’s Amoco has resolved a 2018 case concerning hazardous leaks from…

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Court Orders Blueberry Bill Farms to Replace Unsafe Wells for Migrant Workers

HAMMONTON, NJ – A lawsuit initiated in August 2022 by the New Jersey Attorney General and the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) against Blueberry Bill Farms, Inc., Booper, LLC, and owner/operator William…

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Former DOJ Official Explains How Hunter’s Cash Transfers Could Land Joe Biden In Legal Hot Water

Former DOJ Official Explains How Hunter’s Cash Transfers Could Land Joe Biden In Legal Hot Water Harold Hutchison on September 28, 2023 A former head of the Justice Department’s Tax Division said…

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DEP Targets Polluters in Vulnerable Communities to Correct Climate Inequities

TRENTON, NJ – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette announced several legal actions and accomplishments targeting polluters, aiming to correct past inequities in…

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Phil Murphy’s Gun and Ammo Tax Closer After California Imposes 11% in First-In-Nation Legislation

TRENTON, NJ – While guns and ammunition are subject to standard New Jersey sales tax, there is not an additional tax, but that could change very soon. In fact, Governor Phil Murphy…

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New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York Join Federal Lawsuit Against Amazon

PHILADELPHIA, PA – Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry announced a collaborative lawsuit against Amazon.com, Inc., alongside the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 16 other state Attorneys General. The lawsuit aims to curb…

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Former Jackson Township Business Administrator, Paterson Mayor Indicted Again

PATERSON, NJ – Former Jackson Township Business Administrator quit his post abruptly to become mayor of Paterson. He was later arrested, charged and convicted of political corruption. Now, he’s in trouble again.…

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Three Arrested for Multiple Gang-Related Murders in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, PA – Attorney General Michelle Henry, in cooperation with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) and the Philadelphia Police Department, announced the arrest of three men involved in three…

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New Jersey Senator Indicted for Bribery, Fraud and Extortion to Kick Off Re-Election Campaign Today

NEWARK, NJ – New Jersey U.S. Senator Robert Menendez has been indicted for bribery, fraud, and extortion, but at 11:30 am on Monday, he will defiantly reject calls for his resignation and…

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Cigna to Pay $172 Million in Medicare Advantage False Claims Settlement

South Carolina Doctor Settles Over $585,000 in Kickback Allegations

Justice Department Awards Over $4.4 Billion to Enhance Community Safety Nationwide

Didion Milling Inc. Pleads Guilty, Agrees to Pay Over $11 Million for 2017 Explosion Violations

Archdiocese of Baltimore Files for Bankruptcy Ahead of New Maryland Law on Sexual Abuse

Legal Action Targets Persistent Contamination at Former Metuchen Gas Station

New Jersey Joins FTC and Multiple States in Antitrust Lawsuit Against Amazon

New Jersey Court Imposes $8 Million Penalty on Illegal Statewide Waste Dumpers

Court Enforces Cleanup of Decades-Old Gasoline Spill at Union City Service Center

British Petroleum to Clean Up Contaminated Monk’s Amoco Site in Camden

Court Orders Blueberry Bill Farms to Replace Unsafe Wells for Migrant Workers

DEP Targets Polluters in Vulnerable Communities to Correct Climate Inequities

Phil Murphy’s Gun and Ammo Tax Closer After California Imposes 11% in First-In-Nation Legislation

New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York Join Federal Lawsuit Against Amazon

Former Jackson Township Business Administrator, Paterson Mayor Indicted Again

Three Arrested for Multiple Gang-Related Murders in Philadelphia

New Jersey Senator Indicted for Bribery, Fraud and Extortion to Kick Off Re-Election Campaign Today

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