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Government | Politics 2023: JASON MIYARES
ATTORNEY GENERAL, COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND
Miyares, whose mother fled communist Cuba in the 1960s for the United States, is the first Hispanic person elected to statewide office in Virginia. He became the state’s attorney general
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In January, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares joined a group of 24 other state attorneys general in challenging a U.S. Department of Labor rule allowing fiduciaries to consider environmental, social
Richard Cullen to become Youngkin’s counselor
Former McGuireWoods chairman to leave firm on Jan. 14
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Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin has selected former Virginia Attorney General Richard Cullen as counselor to the governor. A senior partner and former chairman of McGuireWoods, Cullen will leave Virginia’s largest firm
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Va. GOP prepares for nomination convention on Saturday
54K delegates to choose statewide candidates
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On Saturday, roughly 54,000 Virginia Republican convention delegates will have the opportunity to choose their party’s 2021 nominees for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general. Unlike the typical “firehouse convention,”
Nexus Services CEO calls state AGs’ lawsuit ‘a form of retaliation’
Company responds with hotline to report 'abusive government agents and policies' in Va., Mass. and N.Y.
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Nexus Services Inc., the bonding company being sued by the states of Virginia, Massachusetts and New York, responded Friday with accusations of its own. In a statement, Nexus CEO and
Shenandoah County distillery faces environmental violation charges
Filibuster Distillery alleged to have dumped 40K gallons of industrial waste
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Maurertown-based Filibuster Distillery LLC and its co-founder, Sid Dilawri, have been indicted on 115 counts of violating State Water Control laws by allegedly dumping more than 40,000 gallons of industrial
Va. attorney general secures $15.3M settlement for former ITT Tech students
Students pressured into taking out loans they couldn't repay, according to settlement
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Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring secured an agreement to obtain $15.3 million in debt relief for at least 1,840 former ITT Tech students in Virginia as part of a settlement