Tennessee Conservative
Former Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery Finished Out His Term In Fall Of 2022 But Remains On The State Payroll, Using His Legal Experience To Assist The Attorney General’s Office With “Active And Continuing Oversight” Of Cooperation Agreements.
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A Former Tennessee Legislator Says The State Is Wasting More Taxpayer Money In Their Attempt To Recoup Overages From Payments For State Employee Health Insurance.
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Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Has Reached An Agreement In Principle With Opioid Maker Endo International PLC And Its Lenders That Would Provide Up To $450 Million To Participating States And Local Governments, Ban Promotion Of Endo’s Opioids, And Require Endo To Turn Over Millions Of Documents Related To Its Role In The Opioid Crisis For Publication In A Public Online Archive.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Chosen Jonathan Thomas Skrmetti To Be The Volunteer State’s Next Attorney General.
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With Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery III’s Eight-Year Term Set To Expire Soon, He Recently Notified The State’s Supreme Court That He Will Not Be Seeking An Additional Term.
Tennessee’s Supreme Court Is Responsible For Appointing The Volunteer State’s Chief Legal Officer And They Are Set To Review Applications From Six Applicants This Week.
Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Has Filed A Lawsuit Against Walgreens In Knox County Circuit Court For Violations Of The Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, Violating Tennessee’s Public Nuisance Statute, And Creating A Common Law Public Nuisance Through Its Unlawful Sale And Distribution Of Opioids.
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Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Announced That Tennessee Is Joining A Nationwide Anti-Robocall Litigation Task Force Of 50 Attorneys General To Investigate And Take Legal Action Against The Telecommunications Companies Responsible For Bringing A Majority Of Foreign Robocalls Into The United States. This Bipartisan Nationwide Task Force Has One Goal: To Cut Down On Illegal Robocalls.
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Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III And A Bipartisan Group Of Attorneys General Announced An Agreement In Principle To Address The Opioid Crisis For The Second Time Last Week. The Proposed Settlement On Important Financial Terms Would Require Former Opioid Maker Allergan To Pay Up To $2.37 Billion To Participating States And Local Governments.
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The U.S. Supreme Court Has Issued Their Judgment In Dobbs Vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization And Now Tennessee’s Trigger Law Is Set To Take Effect On August 25th.
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Tennessee Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III Has Reached An Agreement In Principle On Key Financial Terms With Opioid Maker Teva, Which Would Provide Up To $4.25 Billion To Participating States And Local Governments.
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