Massive Rodent Infestation Prompts Closure of Family Dollar Stores, Product Recall
About 404 Family Dollar stores are closing down temporarily after an FDA investigation uncovered a massive rodent infestation at an Arkansas warehouse.
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This Week in Rideshare: Eats, Columbus, and Ratings
Uber launches a new service, we weigh in on recent carjackings, and riders see their ratings. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
How Blockchain and Crypto Influence the Film Industry
Blockchain technology provides a new level of protection for creative ideas through its immutable ledger whose records can neither be changed nor deleted.
Will My Insurance Be Denied in Certain Parts of California?
At the end of the day, you may need to pay much more for insurance if you live in one of these at-risk areas.
My Flooded Basement Claim Was Denied in Delaware, What Now?
One of the most common excuses for insurance companies is “inadequate maintenance.”
What Should a Worker Do if They are Being Sexually Harassed in Omaha?
If the person is being harassed by their superiors and asked for various forms of sexual conduct, this is called quid pro quo harassment and it is illegal.
Morgan Foods Issues Recall for Skyline Chili Products Over Misbranding Concerns
Morgan Foods just announced a recall for certain Skyline chili products that were mislabeled and might contain undeclared allergens.
Keep Your New Year’s Resolution: Make Contract Management Foundational to the Business
Perhaps the greatest value that CLM software can offer, though, is visibility into that “gap between strategy and execution.”
Investing in Legal Marketing is Risky if You Don’t Consider These 3 Things
Marketing has emerged as a major priority for law firms, but it’s not without risks. In fact, an overwhelming majority of legal professionals agree that because marketing is a non-billable expense, the spending risk is greater, making it even more important to use marketing dollars effectively. But it doesn’t have to be so risky. Here
The Truck Driver May Not be the Liable Party After a Truck Accident
If they fail to fulfill their duties in regard to maintaining truck safety and checking up on their employees, then they will usually be held more liable than the truck driver themselves.