2018 - Page 106 of 161 - Legal Reader

H-E-B Issues Recall for Ice Cream and Sherbert Products After Metal Found in Products

Brianna Smith - May 30, 2018

As the weather warms up, many people across the country have begun stocking their freezers with a popular frozen treat, ice cream. However, one ice cream company just issued a voluntary recall for a wide variety of their “ice cream and sherbet products because they could contain pieces of broken metal.” The company, H-E-B, revealed in the notice that “broken metal was discovered in the processing equipment during routine maintenance.”

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Creative Alternatives for Work-from-Home Jobs

Sophia Smith - May 30, 2018

If we don’t know how to make any use of them, lots of ideas on the table can sometimes deepen our doubts or confusions. However, not a long time ago, some people finally understood that having a lot of options in the digital era of modern technologies isn’t only advantageous, but also career-changing. There are a lot of creative alternatives for work-from-home jobs.

Senators Press White House for Immigration Reform as Uncertainty Festers in Washington

Ryan J. Farrick - May 30, 2018

Earlier in the week, several conservative senators demanded that the White House and Congress act faster to effect comprehensive and much-needed immigration reform. “The sweet spot for getting an immigration deal remains now. The closer we get to the election and certainly post-election, the more difficult it will be,” said Cory Gardner (R-CO), leader of

Convicted Cop-Killer Demetrius Blackwell Sues New York City Over Jail Safety

Ryan J. Farrick - May 30, 2018

Convicted cop-killer Demetrius Blackwell is suing New York City after being jumped by two other inmates in a borough jail. Blackwell, found guilty in the 2015 slaying of NYPD Officer Brian Moore, claims officials at the Brooklyn Detention Center failed to protect him from other prisoners. Citing an altercation last spring, the killer claims to

Doctor Lived “Lavish” Lifestyle from Unnecessary Treatments

Sara E. Teller - May 30, 2018

Doctor Lived “Lavish” Lifestyle from Unnecessary Treatments

Mugshot.com Owners Charged in Extortion Scheme

Mugshot.com Owners Charged in Scheme to Extort Those with Records

Sara E. Teller - May 30, 2018

Mugshot.com Owners Charged in Scheme to Extort Those with Records

Legoland Accused of Negligence and Negligent Infliction of Emotional Distress in Lawsuit

Brianna Smith - May 29, 2018

A Florida family got an unexpected and unwanted surprise after visiting Legoland in May 2016, and now they’ve decided to file a lawsuit as a result. In the lawsuit, Jessica Bermudez claimed her “young son developed a significant, possibly permanent skin reaction after getting his face painted at Legoland.”

Family of a Zionsville Vehicle Crash Victim Files Lawsuit Against Driver

Brianna Smith - May 29, 2018

A civil lawsuit was recently filed against the driver of a vehicle that caused a fatal car accident back in October 2016. The suit itself was filed by James and Elaine Dupler, the parents of the crash victim, James Dupler. James was only 21 at the time of the accident, and in their wrongful death lawsuit, his parents accused the driver, Jack Kaplan, of negligence. In addition to naming Kaplan as a defendant in the case, the lawsuit also names “his parents and their own insurance company,” according to court documents.

Parkland Families Sue to Have the Right to Sue Firearms Makers and Sellers

Ryan J. Farrick - May 29, 2018

Two families of children killed in the Parkland, Florida, school shooting are filing a lawsuit against the manufacturer and seller of the weapon used in the attack. The families of Jaime Guttenberg and Alex Schachter—both gunned down at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in February—charge American Outdoor Brands and the Tactical Supply store with being

Inmates File Lawsuits Against Lee Correctional Institution Over April Riots

Ryan J. Farrick - May 29, 2018

South Carolina’s Lee Correctional Institution is facing additional lawsuits stemming from an April riot which left seven dead and another seventeen injured. Four lawsuits, described by The State, provide a first-hand account of the riot’s violence. Each of the inmates behind the separate claims were stabbed by gang members—all while correctional officers waited outside the

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