Woman Who Was Attacked By Cat Sues the Outrigger Canoe Club in Waikiki
A woman who was attacked by a cat while dining is suing the Outrigger Canoe Club in Waikiki.
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Amid Recall, Johnson & Johnson Argues Its Baby Powder Does NOT Contain Asbestos
Johnson & Johnson announced this week that bottles of recalled baby powder do not contain asbestos.
Mann Packing Co. Recalls More Than 100 Vegetable Products Amid Listeria Concerns
A recall was recently issued by Mann Packing Co. for certain vegetable products over listeria concerns.
West Michigan Family Sues After Being Denied a Home Due to Family Size
The Iacopellis family is suing Cascade Place Condominiums in Grand Rapids after being told they couldn’t move in due to the size of their family.
Drunk Driver Sentenced in Case Involving Death of Morro Bay Pastor
The drunk driver who hit and killed a Morro Bay pastor was recently sentenced to six years and four months in state prison.
Founders Brewing Agrees to Settlement Over Racial Discrimination Allegations
Founders Brewing and Tracy Evans recently agreed to settle the racial discrimination suit Evans filed against the brewery in 2018.
Philadelphia Starbucks Cafe Hit with Lawsuit for Allegedly Discriminating Against White People
A Philadelphia Starbucks recently came under fire in a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a former regional director.
Nestlé Recalls Refrigerated Cookie Dough Due to Rubber Contamination
Earlier this week, Nestlé issued a recall for certain lots of refrigerated cookie dough.
Trial Underway Involving The Biological Resource Center Accused of Selling Body Parts
The trial involving the Biological Resource Center and allegations that it illegally sold body parts is set to begin this week.
Judge Rules Brad Pitt Can Be Sued in Lawsuit Over Poorly Built New Orleans Homes
A judge recently ruled that Brad Pitt must remain a defendant in a lawsuit alleging the homes his Make It Right foundation built for Hurricane Katrina victims are unstable.