C & I Cattle Company and Ken A. Kohlhof - Environmental Enforcement Action

The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) filed a complaint against C & I Cattle Company and Ken A. Kohlhof in the District Court of Hall County (Case No. CI 19-593) on July 19, 2019. The enforcement action resulted in a Consent Decree and Consent Order, requiring the respondents to address environmental violations.

Preferred Pump & Equipment d/b/a Pulstar Manufacturing RCRA Enforcement Action

The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) initiated an enforcement action against Preferred Pump & Equipment d/b/a Pulstar Manufacturing for alleged violations of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). The District Court of Dodge County issued a Complaint and approved a Consent Decree on June 4, 2018. Case Number CI 18-305. This represents a judicial enforcement action under RCRA hazardous waste management requirements.

Metropolitan Police Cyber Security Services Contract

The Metropolitan Police Service has published a contract notice seeking suppliers for cyber security services via a call-off from the Crown Commercial Services Cyber Security Services 3 Dynamic Purchasing System. The procurement runs from 17 December 2026 to 16 December 2030, with a closing date of 15 April 2026 at 5pm for supplier applications.

Hanke v. Electric Boat - Employment Disability Discrimination

The Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed summary judgment for Electric Boat Corporation in an employment discrimination case under the Connecticut Fair Employment Practices Act (CFEPA). The court upheld the trial court's finding that the plaintiff failed to establish a prima facie case of disability discrimination because he could not demonstrate he was qualified to perform the essential functions of his engineering supervisor position. The court also affirmed that the plaintiff failed to initiate the required interactive process to request a reasonable accommodation. Case AC 48297.

Bartunek v. Bartunek - Will Contest / Probate Appeal

The Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed the Superior Court's judgment setting aside a 2016 will of decedent Thomas Bartunek, finding he lacked testamentary capacity and was unduly influenced by defendants Rudolph and Michelle Bartunek. The appellate court upheld the lower court's determination that sufficient evidence supported findings of both incapacity and undue influence in executing the 2016 will.

Paquette v. Thompson - LLC Membership Interest Dispute

The Connecticut Appellate Court affirmed the trial court's judgment in Paquette v. Thompson (AC 47625), ruling that plaintiff Randall Paquette was the sole member of 53 Westwood Lane, LLC and entitled to proceeds from the 2021 property sale. The court applied the Connecticut Limited Liability Company Act (Rev. to 2009) rather than the 2017 Uniform LLC Act, as the membership interest transfer occurred in 2009.

INTEGRIS INSURANCE COMPANY v. NARENDRA B. TOHAN - Insurance Coverage Dispute

The Connecticut Appellate Court reversed in part the trial court's summary judgment for INTEGRIS Insurance Company in a declaratory judgment action concerning coverage for Dr. Narendra Tohan. The court held that negligence claims against the reproductive endocrinologist—including allegations of negligently using sperm containing genetic disease during IVF procedures—potentially fell within policy coverage and were not unambiguously excluded by intentional conduct or sexual conduct exclusions.

Initiative petition period and protest period modifications

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1581 passed on March 26, 2026, modifying the time period for initiative petitions and authorizing a protest period for ballot initiatives. The bill passed the Senate 38-8 and the House Elections and Ethics Committee 4-2. Sponsors include Senator David Bullard and Representatives Cody Maynard and Shane Jett.

Terminates Medicaid Expansion Coverage

The Oklahoma House Joint Resolution 1067 passed both chambers, terminating Medicaid expansion coverage under specified conditions. The resolution, sponsored by Representatives Eaves, Daniels, and Lepak, passed the House 72-20 and Senate 14-2, removing the statutory effect of Oklahoma's Medicaid expansion program. Healthcare providers and approximately 200,000+ enrollees in the state face loss of coverage eligibility.

Medicaid Expansion Medical Services Legislative Referendum

Oklahoma HB4440 creates a legislative referendum requiring the Oklahoma Health Care Authority to make certain medical services available to individuals under Medicaid expansion. The bill passed the House 77-20 and was signed to the Senate on March 25-26, 2026, after committee review and floor amendments.