A new safety recall has been issued by Studio Fun International for slap bracelets sold with “DreamWorks Trolls: It’s Hug Time!” storybooks. Why? Well, it turns out the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has received reports that the slap bracelets can “cause cuts to the hands and fingers.” As a result, an estimated 79,000 bracelets are being recalled.
Missouri Doctors Get Reinstated Licenses Despite Substance Abuse
Pocket-lining Litigation Should be Avoided in Opioid Epidemic
PCI (payment card industry) compliance may not be a term you hear frequently as a small business owner. However, it has significant impact to the level of risk your business assumes in payment processing if you accept debit cards and credit cards from customers as a form of payment.
L.L. Bean, a company based in Maine, has decided to issue a nationwide recall of its popular “toddler sweater fleece pullovers…because the front snaps can detach and pose a potential choking hazard.”
New Mexico Joins Battle Against Opioid Manufacturers, Physicians, Distributors
Suspect Attempts to Take Two Infants From Daycare Center
Lenovo Settles Lawsuit Concerning Compromised Consumer Information
Stricter Supplement Scrutiny Leads Vitamin World to File Chapter 11
An alarming cyber security attack on Equifax has compromised personal information of an estimated 143 million people across the United States. To put that number into perspective, that’s nearly half of the country’s population. According to reports from Equifax, “cyber criminals have accessed sensitive information such as names, social security numbers, birth dates, addresses, and the numbers of some driver’s licenses.”