WinCo, USDA Issues Recall for Certain Berries Amid Norovirus Concerns
After testing positive for Norovirus, WinCo and the USDA decided to recall certain berries from a Washington farm.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers to Settle Age Discrimination Lawsuit for $11.6M
PricewaterhouseCoopers is paying $11.6 million to settle an age discrimination lawsuit.
AFC Distribution Sushi Shrimp Recalled Amid Vibrio Infection Fears
AFC Distribution recently announced a recall of sushi shrimp over concerns it may contain Vibrio parahaemolyticus, a bacteria that may cause nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, fever, and chills.
School Bus Company, Driver Named in Wrongful Death Suit Involving a Student
Apple Bus company was recently hit with a wrongful death suit over the January death of 15-year-old Kahi Augustin.
Pittsfield Police Officers on the Hook for $50M in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
A $50 million wrongful death lawsuit was recently filed against two police officers in Pittsfield Township over the 2018 death of Lake Jacobson.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Hit with Lawsuit Over C-section Death
Charles Johnson is suing Cedars-Sinai Medical Center over the wrongful death of his wife, Kira.
Recall Issued for Enoki Mushrooms Linked to Latest Listeria Outbreak
Sun Hung Foods, Inc. is recalling certain Enoki mushroom products after the CDC and FDA linked the mushrooms to a listeria outbreak.
ECHO and Shindaiwa Leaf Blowers Recalled Over Laceration Concerns
ECHO and Shindaiwa brand leaf blowers were recently recalled over concerns they may be defective and pose a laceration risk.
In Wake of Coronavirus Chaos, President Trump Proposes Economic Relief Plan for Those Hardest Hit
The Trump administration recently announced plans to help alleviate economic hardship for hourly workers impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.
After Pressure from Congress, the FCC is Working on Mandating Anti-Robocall Technology
Fed up with robocalls? The FCC is now hard at work on new rules that would require phone carriers to implement robocall-blocking technology.