Lean Cuisine Fettuccini Alfredo Recalled Over Misbranding Issues

Certain Lean Cuisine Fettuccini Alfredo products were recently recalled because they may contain chicken and soy, a known allergen, even though they’re not listed on the product’s ingredient list.

Why are Effective Mobile Healthcare Apps Necessary During a Crisis?

As technology continues to expand its horizon, mobile apps are becoming a go-to option for many healthcare service providers.

The Importance of Product Packaging on Business

Your packaging, most of the time, is the identity of your product. So, it’s not surprising for many consumers to decide based on how they perceived your product through your packaging.

5 Tips to Building a Professional Brand Image That Earns Respect and Admiration

Building a successful startup is a challenging task, to say the least, which is why you have to shape the perception of your brand from the very start if you are to solidify your position in the market.

Norma McCorvey, Roe v. Wade Plaintiff Turned Pro-Life Champ, Was Never Really Anti-Abortion

McCorvey became an outspoken pro-life activist in 1995–but, near the end of her life, “Jane Roe” confessed she’d been paid off by anti-abortion groups.

How to Start Your Own Car Repair Business

Open a business bank account for your new car repair business because it is bad practice to mix personal assets with business. If your business ever gets sued, your personal assets will be protected if you have a separate business account.

The Cancerous Dangers of Monsanto’s RoundUp

When California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) tried to add glyphosate to the state’s list of known carcinogens, Monsanto tried to stop the governmental agency by suing it.

Contract Breach Lawsuits: 4 Reasons You Should Sue

It is always important to seek specialized legal advice. In this case, professionals with experience in breach of contract cases. They will guide you in the most appropriate way through the whole process. 

Class Action Wants More Inmates Released From Federal Complex in Butner, North Carolina

The lawsuit demands inmates at elevated risk for coronavirus be transferred to home confinement.

5 Tips to Creating a Video Marketing Strategy as an Aspiring Musician

Be sure to include video marketing into your business model, and use these tips to make your videos more engaging, relevant, and appealing to your audience. 

Ongoing Impacts of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Federal Litigation Activity

Looking at all civil federal court litigation, case filings have increased because of two massive product liability multidistrict litigation matters centered on military earplugs and PFAS chemicals.

Benefits and Challenges to Internal Communication in Business

Once the organization establishes proper communication among employees, no idea will ever fall through again. 

9 Beneficial Foods to Eat During Pregnancy

Eating foods rich in magnesium helps reduce the risk of preterm childbirth and helps your baby’s nervous system develop.

What Your Law Firm Needs to Know About SOC 2 Compliance

SOC 2 compliance is relevant to any law firm that seeks to ensure client data privacy and control. With the right IT partner or internal IT team, you can prepare your law firm for a SOC audit.

Supreme Court Won’t Block Order to Release Federal Prisoners in Ohio

A district judge had ordered that prisoners at elevated risk of dying from coronavirus be transferred to home confinement.

Thousands Sign up to Participate in COVID Vaccine Campaign

Healthy adults are volunteering to contract COVID-19 to speed up vaccine trials.

Utah Lawsuit Alleges Plant Risked Employee, Family Health

Employee sues Utah company for recklessly exposing her family to the coronavirus.

Harbor Freight Recalls Certain Jack Stands Over Collapsing Concerns

Harbor Freight recently issued a recall notice for certain jack stands that may collapse under heavy loads.

Schakowsky, Garcia, Porter Ask Treasury Secretary to Clarify Airline Guidance on Layoffs

“It is disgusting to see some airlines break the law and accept federal funds intended to protect employees’ pay checks and then cut their pay anyway,” said Sito Pantoja, General Vice President of Transportation for International Assoc. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.

Tulsi Gabbard Drops Defamation Suit Against Hillary Clinton

The lawsuit was derided as a “publicity stunt” by Clinton spokespeople.