Revel Halts NYC Scooter Service After 2nd Fatal Incident
Last week, Revel announced it was suspending its ride-share scooter service in New York City after a second fatal incident.
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Lawsuit Filed After VA Doctor Dismissed Patient Who Committed Suicide 6 Days Later
The Washington, D.C. VA is under fire after dismissing a suicidal patient, only to have that patient commit suicide 6 days later.
Hand Sanitizers Sold at Target and Walmart Added to Growing FDA Recall List
Earlier this week, the FDA announced more brands have been added to the ever-growing list of hand sanitizers recalled due to methanol contamination.
Chicago Jackson Currency Exchange Sues 3 Joliet Entities Over Alleged Illegal Check Cashing
The Chicago Jackson Currency Exchange is suing three Joliet entities over allegations that the businesses operated illegally.
Female Google Employees May be Missing Out on $17,000 Per Year, According to Study In Pay Discrimination Suit
A new study recently revealed that female Google employees may be missing out on $17,000 per year compared to their male counterparts.
Fresh Express Bagged Salad Recalled Over Potential Cyclospora Contamination
The FDA is expanding a recall of bagged salad to include certain packages of Fresh Express salad.
District of Columbia Hit with Lawsuit Over 295 Speed Camera
Frustrated with the District’s use of traffic cameras and speed traps, a Washington D.C. couple filed a lawsuit in hopes of getting rid of them.
Do You Have an Older iPhone? Apple Might Owe You Money
If you have an older iPhone model, Apple may owe you a chunk of a recent class-action lawsuit settlement.
New Mexico Restaurant Association (NMRA) Sues Governor Over Shutdown Orders
The New Mexico Restaurant Association (NMRA) is pushing back against the governor’s recent order to keep indoor dining shut down.
The Washington Post Announces Settlement with Covington Catholic High School Student, Nicholas Sandmann
Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann recently enjoyed a great birthday present, a settlement announcement from The Washington Post.