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The California State Senate unanimously approved “Brandon’s Law” (Senate Bill 434) by Senator Patricia Bates (R-Laguna Niguel) to prohibit an operator of rehabilitation treatment facilities from providing any form of false advertising or marketing services. SB 434 will head next to the Assembly for its consideration.
“I’m pleased that my Senate colleagues approved my bill to help stop the exploitation of vulnerable people seeking addiction treatment,” said Senator Bates, a former social worker whose beat encompassed communities ravaged by drug addiction. “While there is still work to do for the bill to become law, I’m very encouraged by the progress I have seen so far to end deceptive marketing.”
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Finance and technology advisory firm MorganFranklin Consulting has announced the opening of offices in Nashville and Raleigh.
Locally, MorganFranklin is taking space with Brentwood-based Vaco, which bought the firm in 2019. MorganFranklin is the global consulting platform of Vaco, a personnel services firm that provides consulting, contract and direct hire solutions to more than 40 markets.
A release notes the MorganFranklin office is expected to be home to between 20 to 25 employees by yearâs end. Eric Smetana, Zac Stark and Brandon Nelson are co-leading the office.
MorganFranklin, headquartered in the Washington, D.C. area, also has regional offices and presence across the United States. The company supports clients worldwide.
A La Crosse County man accused of illegally entering the U.S. Capitol building during a Jan. 6 riot is the fourth active-duty military member charged in the incident.
Abram Markofski, 24, was charged Monday in federal court with entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds, disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds, violent entry/disorderly conduct, and parading, demonstrating or picketing inside a capitol building.Â
A video of still of Abram Markofski inside the U.S. capitol building Jan. 6. Steve Rundio
The criminal complaint says Markofski and 29-year-old Brandon Nelson of Dane County traveled to Washington, D.C., together Jan. 5 and stayed overnight. The following day, they attended a speech given by then-President Donald Trump and were part of a large crowd that descended on the Capitol. The crowd was protesting the certification of Electoral College votes that confirmed Joe Biden s victory over Trump in the Nov. 3, 20