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October 06, 2026
A suspended Connecticut attorney and former state senator awaiting sentencing after a federal wire fraud conviction faced new state criminal charges Tuesday for allegedly misusing an absentee ballot during an August primary election in which his brother and onetime Bradley Law Group LLC colleague was a candidate for probate judge.
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October 06, 2026
Afghanistan's representative at the United Nations has urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reject requests by terrorist attack victims to review their cases seeking to secure funds held by Afghanistan's central bank, saying they cannot be compensated by the Afghan people.
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October 06, 2026
A Connecticut insurance agent who alleges he was fired for raising red flags about practices he believed violated state licensing laws has agreed to settle a lawsuit he brought against his former employer, state court records show.
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October 06, 2026
An art buyer who lost his Connecticut lawsuit alleging a gallery sold him a fake Keith Haring chalk drawing should cover the defendants' attorney fees to the tune of more than $804,000, the prevailing parties said in a pair of post-verdict court filings.
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October 06, 2026
A look at Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's recent actions against Meta Platforms and Amazon.com illustrates how Texas is distancing itself from multistate coordination, offering practitioners a crucial perspective on navigating individual state actions amid coordinated attorney general litigation, say attorneys at Kelley Drye.
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