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November 05, 2026
Colorado employers may face penalties if they try to enforce a void noncompete agreement entered into before a recent law change on these restrictive covenants, a state appellate court held Thursday in a ruling of first impression.
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November 05, 2026
The new Democratic majority at the Georgia Public Service Commission could mean tougher rules for big power users like data centers, experts told Law360, but legal limitations and the slow-moving nature of energy planning may blunt the near-term effect of the commission's shake-up.
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November 05, 2026
Toshiba Corp. urged a Michigan federal judge Thursday to limit its appeal bond to $37 million rather than the $549 million sought by two Michigan utilities, arguing that a state law capping appeal bonds should apply as the company challenges a $394 million judgment over a botched power plant overhaul.
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November 05, 2026
Two Georgia partnerships that formed to buy adjacent tracts of rural, mountainous land in Tennessee improperly claimed conservation easement deductions of about $26.7 million and $19.4 million, the U.S. Tax Court ruled Thursday, saying the companies failed to obtain a qualified appraisal.
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November 05, 2026
A New York federal judge sentenced a former Vornado Realty Trust leasing vice president to 11 years in prison Thursday, after a jury found he engineered a decadelong scheme to steal $9.5 million from his employer while splurging on luxuries.
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