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.
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HHS Won’t Enforce Surprise Sanitizer Fee
Craft distillers who stepped up to make hand sanitizer last spring were hit with a surprise $14,060 fee – until public outcry made HHS blink.
Orchard Lake Schools & Chancellor Face Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit
Catholic chancellor and priest is accused of forcing himself on male subordinates.
The Government Files an Opioid-related Case Against Walmart
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against Walmart for its alleged involvement in the opioid epidemic.
Voluntary Recall Issued for Sportmix Dog and Cat Foods Over High Levels of Dangerous Toxin
Midwestern Pet Foods Inc. recently announced a voluntary recall for certain packages of its Sportmix dog and cat food that may contain deadly levels of Midwestern aflatoxin.
Trump Extends Immigration Bans Through March
Immigration activists have called on President-elect Joe Biden to overturn Trump’s policies as soon as he takes office.
Ohio AG Joins Lawsuit Demanding Religious Schools be Allowed to Re-Open
Ohio’s attorney general, Dave Yost, is joining religious schools to push back against a public health order issued by the Lucas County Regional Board of Health back in November.
‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ Lawsuit Ends with Settlement
A racial discrimination lawsuit was recently brought to an end when the Middlesex County School District agreed to settle for $25,000.
Owner of Hospice Care Chain Charged in Fraud Scheme
Owner of hospice chain is convicted of fraud for unnecessarily diagnosing patients with incurable conditions to receive kickbacks.
Class Action Decries “Appalling and Inhumane” Conditions in Missouri’s St. Francois County Jail
One inmate told his attorneys that he’d gotten so hungry in St. Francois County Jail that he was reduced to eating toothpaste wrapped in toilet paper.