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AG Hilgers Joins Brief on Bar Associations and First Amendment

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers joined an amicus brief arguing that state bar associations cannot rely on the First Amendment to shield themselves from scrutiny regarding mandatory dues and compelled speech. The brief supports a case challenging the mandatory membership and dues of the State Bar of Arizona.

Coalition Challenges Biden Housing Rule Increasing Construction Costs

A coalition of 15 states and the National Association of Home Builders successfully challenged a Biden Administration housing rule that would have increased construction costs. A federal court vacated the rule, agreeing it would negatively affect housing affordability and availability.

Nebraska AG Sues Roblox for Child Exploitation and Deceptive Safety

Nebraska Attorney General Aaron Hilgers has filed a lawsuit against Roblox Corporation, alleging the platform knowingly exposes millions of children to sexual predators and harmful content while misleading parents about its safety. The suit seeks to hold Roblox accountable for its alleged failure to implement adequate safeguards.

States Support Uniform Labeling for Farming Inputs in Supreme Court Brief

A coalition of 15 states, led by Nebraska, filed an amicus brief in the Supreme Court supporting uniform labeling for farming inputs like glyphosate. The brief argues against state-specific labeling mandates that could disrupt supply chains and threaten farmer access to essential herbicides.

Nebraska AG Secures Settlement with Vanguard on ESG Practices

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers, as part of a 13-state coalition, has secured a settlement with The Vanguard Group, Inc. Vanguard has agreed to make strong passivity commitments and empower investors with proxy voting, a first for the industry. The settlement includes a $29.5 million payment to the plaintiff states.

Jacy Todd Guilty of Official Misconduct and False Statement Counts

Jacy Todd has been found guilty by a jury on 23 counts of official misconduct and 1 count of false statement under oath related to a medical marijuana petition campaign. Sentencing is scheduled for April 22, 2026.