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Southern Motion, a furniture company, is recalling about 2,300 pieces of Wireless Power reclining furniture because their lithium batteries may overheat, posing a fire hazard.
Just Wing It, a Pennsylvania eatery, was recently ordered to settle a discrimination lawsuit for $40,000.
The father of an eight-year-old boy who had cerebral palsy and died in his mother’s care is suing the Alabama Department of Human Resources for neglect and wrongful death.
The family of Aaron Franklin is suing four nursing homes around Waco, Texas for negligence and wrongful death.
Manhattan Toy Co. is recalling certain toy llamas over choking fears.
Anastasia Boone Talton, a former diversity recruiter for Facebook, recently sued the social media company over discrimination claims.
Many pregnant healthcare professionals across the country are having to work on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic because there are no clear guidelines on whether it’s safe for them to continue treating patients.
A Missouri man was recently awarded a $2 million settlement after he sued the Lincoln County sheriff’s department for wrongfully convicting him of murder.
Step2 is recalling certain toy grocery carts that may pose a laceration risk.
The city of Antioch is settling a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Rakeem Rucks for $475,000.