UnitedHealth’s SCA Accused of Sherman Act Violations
A federal grand jury indicted SCA for Sherman Act violations.
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Many Illinois Residents Will Receive a $350 Check from Facebook
Facebook violated Illinois law by failing to obtain resident consumers’ consent for using their facial features in the website’s “tagging” feature.
YouTube Channel Creator Sues Officer After Citation
YouTube channel creator sues officer for an allegedly bogus ticket.
Consumer Advocates Ask FTC to Investigate Whether It’s Too Difficult to Cancel Amazon Prime Memberships
The group, led by Public Citizen, said Amazon uses “deceptive” practices to make consumers second-guess their decision to cancel Prime membership.
Bob Evans Recalls Pork Sausage Over Contamination Concerns
Bob Evans recently issued a recall for certain packages of italian sausage over fears it may be contaminated with pieces of rubber.
What Attorneys Should Know to Secure Their Financial Futures
To build a strong financial plan, it is important to find a financial advisor with thorough knowledge and experience working with attorneys.
Why Most People are Financially Illiterate and 6 Steps to Become More Literate
Most people are financially illiterate, and that’s unfortunate, but you don’t have to be. Set yourself apart by becoming educated. Then consider teaching others about finances. Someone has to do it – it might as well be you.
Pepperoni Hot Pockets Recalled Over Glass, Plastic Contamination
Nestlé Prepared Foods and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety are sounding the alarm over certain boxes of pepperoni hot pockets that may be contaminated with chunks of glass and plastic.
Family Sues After Avalanche Causes Man’s Death
Wife and daughter of man who died in avalanche file a lawsuit against multiple parties.
Flooding Class Action Can Move Forward, Judge Decides
Judge decides scope of flooding lawsuit, asks for claims to be submitted.