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Supreme Court says schools can fund lawsuit against the state, but does it matter?
There was a development today in the lawsuit by some school district against the state. The state Supreme Court ruled that districts can pay legal expenses for the lawsuit. I don't know about you, but...
Posted on 7/23/09 at 12:39 PM
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Day care death lawsuit settled in confidential agreement

Day care death lawsuit settled in confidential agreement Brooklyn Howard suffered multiple skull fractures as a result of blunt force trauma to her head, according to court documents.

By Chris Mueller , January 07, 2013

85 octane litigation still going

Last week’s settlement of criminal case was separate from lawsuit.

By Chris Mueller , January 02, 2013

Judge won't block suit against Neb. pipeline law

The plaintiffs say they are concerned that a pipeline company could use the state power of eminent domain to obtain land for a project.

January 01, 2013

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Decade-long case piles up $1.4M in fees for Aurora Co.

PLANKINTON — A decade-long dispute over a zoning ordinance limiting dairy cow numbers has cost Aurora County more than $1 million in legal fees.

By Chris Mueller , December 22, 2012

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Texas landowner faces TransCanada in court hearing

HOUSTON (AP) — A Texas landowner and TransCanada Corp. are taking their argument over whether tar sands are crude oil before a judge.

December 19, 2012

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Mitchell Burger King sues over blocked right-of-way

Mitchell Burger King sues over blocked right-of-way Restaurant owners say residents have placed boulders in a right-of-way to prevent vehicles from driving in an established entrance and exit to the Burger King property.

December 19, 2012

Gov't rolls out $1.9B Indian land buyback program

The 10-year, $1.9 billion buyback program is the largest part of the $3.4 billion settlement of a class-action lawsuit filed by Elouise Cobell of Browning, Mont.

By MATT VOLZ , December 18, 2012

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Milbank cheese company settles discrimination charge

MILBANK (AP) — A South Dakota cheese making company has agreed to pay $85,000 to settle a sex discrimination charge.

December 17, 2012

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Ranchers, businessman settle wayward bison suit

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Three Dakotas ranchers and a Florida millionaire businessman have settled a lawsuit over damage allegedly caused by wayward bison, attorneys said.

December 14, 2012

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Texas judge lifts order on TransCanada pipeline

HOUSTON (AP) — A judge is allowing TransCanada to resume work on an oil pipeline being built on private property in Texas before a hearing next week.

December 13, 2012

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Ex-BPI worker sues ABC, Oliver over 'pink slime'

Bruce Smith, 58, is among about 750 people who were laid off at Beef Products Inc. in the wake of what the company called a misinformation campaign in social media and news reports about the product: lean, finely textured beef.

By Kristi Eaton , December 12, 2012

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Texas judge halts oil pipeline work

Texas judge halts oil pipeline work Texas landowner Michael Bishop, who is defending himself in his legal battle against the oil giant, filed his lawsuit in the Nacogdoches County courthouse, arguing that TransCanada lied to Texans when it said it would be using the Keystone XL pipeline to transport crude oil.

By RAMIT PLUSHNICK-MASTI , December 11, 2012

Feds ask court to throw out Bennett County hospital lawsuit

SIOUX FALLS(AP) — The federal government asked a judge on Monday to throw out a lawsuit filed by a South Dakota hospital, saying Indian Health Services is not responsible for some of the health care bills under federal guidelines and that the hospital lacks jurisdiction.

By Kristi Eaton , December 10, 2012

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Rapid City jury hearing alienation of affection lawsuit

RAPID CITY (AP) — Jurors in Rapid City are hearing a case in which a county prosecutor is accused of stealing the affections of another man's wife.

December 04, 2012

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In wake of cheating allegations, 4-H to require animal DNA tests

South Dakota 4-H has announced it will begin collecting a DNA sample from all market animals intended for division competitions at the South Dakota State Fair for the 2012-2013 program year.

By Chris Mueller , December 04, 2012

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