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On August 17th, 2022, The First Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the decision by the U.S. District Court for the District of Maine last year, which held that the residency requirement found under Maine’s Medical Marijuana Act was unconstitutional. Maine enacted the Maine Medical Marijuana Act (“MMMA”) in 2009 to authorize the sale and distribution…
You’ve Been Named a Trustee: Overwhelmed? We’re Here to Help!
You’ve been honored with the responsibility of being named a trustee by a family member. While it is a significant vote of confidence, the role of a trustee comes with important duties and obligations. We understand that stepping into this role can be overwhelming and may leave you wondering where to start. Our incredible team…
Spilt Milk- And The Role Your Local Government Plays in What You Eat and Drink
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Updates to the MaineCare Eligibility Rules Regarding Real Estate
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Attorneys Kristy Hapworth and Michael Hockenbury Make Partner at Rudman Winchell
Bangor, Maine, January 1, 2022 – Our law firm is pleased to announce that attorneys Kristy M. Hapworth and Michael A. Hockenbury have been named to the partnership of Rudman Winchell, effective January 1st. As partners, both Kristy and Mike will continue to provide exceptional service and advocacy for their clients and we are excited…