Well-known Chains are Filing Bankruptcy Amid COVID
Popular retailers and restaurants are filing bankruptcy due to the pandemic.
Popular retailers and restaurants are filing bankruptcy due to the pandemic.
Nowhere Bar recently agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed over the 2020 death of Christopher McKinney.
The highest court in Massachusetts has determined that Uber cannot force customers into arbitration. According to The Boston Globe¸ Uber had required prospective passengers to consent to an online agreement before using the rideshare application. That agreement—which most consumers are not likely to have read or understood—waived passengers’ right to file a lawsuit against the
President Donald Trump’s election campaign has settled a lawsuit with Boston-based Rod Webber, an artist and documentary-maker who claims to have been assaulted by a member of the commander-in-chief’s campaign staff in 2015. The New York Times reports that the settlement was confirmed and signed on December 23rd. Under the terms of the agreement, the
Effective solutions that could save thousands of lives are readily available but await implementation. What is lacking is effective and committed leadership at the federal agencies responsible for regulating safety – NHTSA and FMCSA.
UPF have been linked to cardiovascular disease, obesity, other serious health conditions, and death.
Report shows thousands of Medicaid patients received unusually high amount of opioids.
A New Jersey restaurant is the subject of two new legal cases.
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.
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.