Apple to Pay $500M to Settle Suit Accusing the Company of Slowing Down Old iPhones
Apple is set to pay $500 million to end a class-action lawsuit filed over complaints about iPhone batteries.
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New Hampshire Men Sue State Over Coronavirus Emergency Measures
The three men say not being able to go to church or Republican Party meetings during a national and state-level emergency is a violation of their civil rights.
State Workers Say They Don’t Have Enough Sick Time
Michigan workers claim they have to go to work sick.
MAT Should be Standard Opioid Treatment Protocol
Medication-assisted treatment should be widely used for opioid addiction, researchers state.
PricewaterhouseCoopers to Settle Age Discrimination Lawsuit for $11.6M
PricewaterhouseCoopers is paying $11.6 million to settle an age discrimination lawsuit.
AFC Distribution Sushi Shrimp Recalled Amid Vibrio Infection Fears
AFC Distribution recently announced a recall of sushi shrimp over concerns it may contain Vibrio parahaemolyticus, a bacteria that may cause nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, fever, and chills.
Lawsuit: Oregon Corrections Officer Hazed, Tased for Facebook Post
The plaintiff bragged about being tased in a Facebook post; his commanding officer was so angry that he decided to teach his subordinate the importance of silence.
Police Officer Charged with Sexual Misconduct, Signs Plea
A former Michigan police officer Michael Couture was sentenced to seven years and one month to 50 years in prison after signing a no contest plea deal, charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct. The sentence was handed down by Lenawee County Circuit Judge Anna Marie Anzalone, appointed to the court by Governor Rick Snyder. Members
Lab Finds NDMA in Batches of Diabetes Drug
Cancer-causing chemical byproduct found in diabetes drug.
School Bus Company, Driver Named in Wrongful Death Suit Involving a Student
Apple Bus company was recently hit with a wrongful death suit over the January death of 15-year-old Kahi Augustin.