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Colorado Democrat Jena Griswold won the attorney general primary decisively with 45.8% of the vote, setting up a November matchup with Republican nominee Michael Allen.

In the Democratic primary, Griswold, the incumbent Colorado Secretary of State, decisively won a four-way race with 46 percent of the vote, positioning...

Bar owners suing over pandemic shutdowns won a major discovery victory as a judge prepares to hear arguments on forcing testimony from a former governor.

Missouri gaming operators fight back against the AG's aggressive clampdown on electronic gambling machines.

California's top attorney denies demanding CNN sale as part of the Paramount Skydance merger, despite widespread speculation.

Two landmark New Hampshire settlements exposed systemic failures in state child protection: $2.25 million and $29.6 million in damages for preventable abuse.

Decades-old case reveals how New Hampshire's welfare agencies lost records, hired unqualified experts, and failed to prevent repeated sexual abuse.

Evidence destruction allegations threaten to upend the Hedingham lawsuit before trial even begins this summer in Raleigh.

YouTube settles addiction lawsuit with teen as landmark verdicts against Meta and other platforms reshape social media liability law.

Hit-and-run fatalities trigger both criminal prosecution and civil liability, with multiple pathways to family compensation.