Weis Markets Issues Recall for Ice Cream That May Contain Metal Pieces
Weis Markets and the FDA recently announced a recall for thousands of containers of ice cream that may be contaminated with chunks of metal.
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King’s Hawaiian Rolls are Made in Cali, Lawsuit Says
A new suit contends King’s Hawaiian is misleading consumers about where its rolls are made.
Inmates at Adirondack Correctional File Lawsuit Claiming “Inmate Nursing Home” Dangerous Amidst Coronavirus
Three inmates in New York’s Adirondack Correctional Facility are suing the state, alongside its governor and corrections department, for allegedly endangering elderly inmates at heightened risk for novel coronavirus. According to The Adirondack Daily Enterprise, the plaintiffs are represented in litigation by Relman Colfax PLLC and the Prisoners’ Rights Project of the Legal Aid Society.
Aker Solutions Accused of Securing Contract Using False Info
Large oil company accused of misrepresenting itself to secure a business partnership in Malaysia.
Oregon Cannabis Recalled Due to Pesticide Contamination
The Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) is recalling certain cannabis products that may be contaminated with Abamectin.
15 Tips For Preventing Investment Fraud by Your Stockbroker
Too many investors ignore monthly account statements or trade confirmation statements. It is all too easy to tell yourself you will look at them later and forget.
Massachusetts Supreme Court Tosses Prison Divestment Lawsuit Against Harvard
The Supreme Judicial Court said that just because the plaintiffs donated to Harvard’s endowment did not mean they had standing to challenge the funds’ use.
Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Sues Prison for Taking Away His Baseball Cap
Tsarnaev claims prison guards “discriminated” against him by confiscating his baseball cap and bandana.
Gabapentinoids Increase Post-surgical Risks When Paired with Opioids
Gabapentinoids and opioids, when paired together after surgery, increase the risk of overdose and other complications.
How Do Face Masks Work?
Many viruses and bacteria, such as the ones previously listed, are spread through respiratory droplets. These respiratory droplets are generated when a person is coughing, sneezing, or talking. That’s right, even just by talking!