Essaar Inc., FDA Recall Certain Lots of Rubbing Alcohol Over Methanol Contamination
Essaar Inc. and the FDA recently announced a recall for certain lots of Soho Fresh rubbing alcohol.
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This Week in Rideshare: Medical Bills, Alto, and Hiked Fees
Lyft says no, Alto drives to Cali and DoorDash customers pay more. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Contract Logix Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance Certification
Recognition confirms data-driven contract lifecycle management provider’s unwavering commitment to data security and protecting customers’ sensitive contract data.
Telling a Story with Your Code
Programming is part art and part science. How does story telling with your code fit into this dichotomy?
FDA Expands Recall for Metformin, a Diabetes Medication
Nostrum Laboratories, Inc. and the FDA are expanding a recall for certain packages of the drug, Metformin.
Legal Things You Should Know Before Starting Your Own Business
Unnecessary conflicts may hinder the firm’s working, and the law ensures the minimization of these conflicts and the smooth working of the business.
New Lawsuits Say Lyft Didn’t Protect Passengers from Sexual Assault
One of the lawsuit’s core claims is that Lyft scarcely screens its drivers.
You Got Laid Off: Are You Entitled to Severance?
If you’re laid off, the first thing you should be concerned about is getting your severance — and be prepared to negotiate for more money or services rather than accept the first offer.
The Power of the Decency Quotient in Leadership
When a leader can utilize IQ and EQ and demonstrate a commitment to acting with decency, it can be an absolute essential factor in a successful business strategy.
Why Trust Signals Matter So Much in Heavily Regulated Industries
If you’re unsure what a trust signal is, here’s the simple definition: it’s something you include on a website or in marketing materials to give people a reason to trust you.