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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
The Eleventh Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a lower court's ruling that Florida's notices to residents cutting their Medicaid coverage were so confusing that they violated the enrollees' due process rights by depriving them of a chance to challenge the decision.
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November 05, 2026
Attorneys general for 23 states are telling a D.C. federal judge that federal agencies won't adequately represent their economic interests in the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's suit seeking to shut down the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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November 05, 2026
Port of Savannah workers have asked a Georgia federal court to reject an International Longshoremen's Association local's bid for an early win in their class action alleging it divided a hiring list and funneled jobs to union leaders' family and friends, claiming officials lied about the reasons driving the split.
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November 05, 2026
Major airlines including Delta, United, American, Alaska, JetBlue and Southwest have kept airfares high by sharing proprietary dynamic pricing information through a revamped data hub operated by Airline Tariff Publishing Co., two ticket buyers claim in a proposed class action filed in Washington federal court Wednesday.
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