Child Services Case Worker Lied About Abuse, Lawsuit Claims
A Department of Child Services case manager allegedly lied in court to have a child removed from his family and placed with her lover.
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The recall for products containing Jif peanut butter was just expanded.
Family in Bellevue, WA Sues City Over January Landslide that Destroyed Home
The Surdi family is suing Bellevue, Washington, after a landslide destroyed their home earlier this year.
Michigan Greenhouses Hit with Lawsuit Over Claims of Wage Theft and Hazardous Chemical Use
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The Paris Brothers cheese recall is still going strong and now includes nine states.
Norwood Police Department Hit with Gender Discrimination Lawsuit
The Norwood Police Department is at the center of a gender discrimination lawsuit.
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Paris Brothers, Inc. is voluntarily recalling certain cheese products amid listeria concerns.
Settlement Reached in Bourne’s House Restaurant Pregnancy Discrimination Suit
A Louisiana restaurant recently admitted to discriminating against an applicant due to her pregnancy and agreed to pay $30,000 to settle a lawsuit filed over the matter.
Recall Alert! Strawberries Potentially Linked to Hepatitis A Outbreak
The FDA and CDC are sounding the alarm over certain brands of strawberries that might be linked to a hepatitis A outbreak.
Lawsuit Over USF’s Pandemic Response Can Proceed, Appeals Court Rules
Earlier this week, an appeals court ruled that a class-action lawsuit against the University of South Florida may proceed.