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2 days ago |
flarecord.com | Michael Carroll
Tort-reform supporters continue to sound alarm bells about bills before Florida lawmakers that business and free-market advocates say would reverse legal reforms enacted in recent years that have helped to stabilize the state’s property insurance market.
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2 days ago |
louisianarecord.com | Michael Carroll
Oil and gas drilling activities in Louisiana jurisdictions and federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico slumped at the beginning of the year despite the Trump administration’s decision to reverse Biden-era leasing and environmental restrictions, a new report found. The March report from the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources (LDNR) indicates that the energy exploration trends in the state mirror what’s happening nationwide. The study, which draws statistics from Baker Hughes Inc.
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3 days ago |
louisianarecord.com | Michael Carroll
A Columbia University student who is accused of taking part in antisemitic protests and posing a threat to U.S. foreign policy remains in detention in Jena, La., after a federal immigration judge said he could be deported based on U.S. immigration law.
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6 days ago |
flarecord.com | Michael Carroll
A Florida circuit judge has been accused of making a series of jokes from the bench that have reflected poorly on the integrity of the judiciary and violated standards of judicial conduct. The state's Judicial Qualifications Commission said in a Notice of Formal Charges filed on April 10 that Judge Gary M. Farmer Jr. of the 17th Judicial Circuit Court made comments that impugned public confidence in the state’s judiciary.
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1 week ago |
louisianarecord.com | Michael Carroll
A rift between Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple over policies to lower insurance rates in Louisiana widened Wednesday as the two elected leaders gave dueling testimony about an insurance bill before lawmakers. Both Landry and Temple testified before the state House of Representatives’ Insurance Committee about House Bill 576, authored by Rep. Robby Carter (D-Amite), which the governor favors and the insurance commissioner opposes.
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