The Sackler Name Will be Removed from Popular Institutions
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and the National Portrait Gallery have the Sackler family removed.
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How Long Can You Sue in Canada After an Accident?
Be patient and follow what your lawyer advises you to do.
The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Retail Arbitrage 2022
Look for products that won’t cost you too much but that are also sought after and will likely be bought quickly online.
Top Quartile of Legal Ops Pros Earn More Than $234,000 Annually, According to Brightflag & Legal Operators Survey
New report examines state of compensation in legal operations.
Champlain Towers Class Action Reaches Large Settlement
Class action case involving nearly 100 claimants is settled for close to $1 billion.
Archdiocese of Santa Fe Settles Clergy Abuse Claims for $121.5m
The settlement will provide an estimated $121.5 million to the victims of clergy abuse. However, the agreement is still subject to the victims’ approval.
New York Accuses Amazon of Discriminating Against Pregnant Women, Disabled Workers
New York claims that Amazon site managers neglected internal corporate protocol, forcing pregnant women and disabled workers into taking unpaid leave.
Consumer Class Action Targets Samsung Refrigerators
The plaintiffs claim that certain double-door Samsung refrigerators do not keep food cool.
Skittles, Starburst, and Life Saver Gummies Recalled Over Potential Metal Contamination
Mars Wrigley Confectionery U.S., LLC is recalling certain candy products over concerns they might contain pieces of metal.
SPS Settles Teacher Sexual Molestation Case with Student
Teacher is charged with sexual abuse and school district settles allegations that it knew and did nothing.