Poultry Companies Fork Over $104M to Settle Class Action Lawsuit
A preliminary settlement agreement was recently announced, bringing an end to litigation against Tyson Foods and others.
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COVID-19 and the Timeline of its Impact on California Courts
California has 58 different trial courts and six appellate districts. All of them have different resources and capacities, making statewide COVID-19 operational orders impossible to implement and follow.
How to Prevent Distracted Driving
Giving in to distractions on the road can be tempting, but if you keep a clear mind and stay focused on the road, you’ll be protecting the well-being of yourself and others alike.
Legal Issues with Airsoft Around the World
If you are thinking of entering into airsoft games, first and foremost, you have to read about your local laws and rules.
Peloton Pushing Back Against Calls to Recall its Tread+ Treadmill
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is fighting with Peloton to have a recall issued for the popular Tread+ treadmill.
Arizona Expected to Pay $23m in Fines After Failing to Give Prisoners Adequate Health Care
A judge chastised Arizona officials for repeatedly making excuses.
Dartmouth Students Accused of Cheating on Virtual Exams
College students are warned about academic dishonesty sanctions.
Bill Seeks to Make Public Ski Area Safety Plans & Accident Data
New bill seeks to update the Colorado Ski Safety Act of 1979.
FCC Approves Vehicle Sensors to Help Prevent ‘Hot Car’ Deaths
The FCC recently announced it will begin to grant waivers to allow equipment manufacturers and automakers to install technology that can help prevent hot car deaths.
What to Do When Faced with a Military Protective Order
When MPOs are issued based on baseless allegations of sexual assault or domestic violence, it’s helpful that service members know that they can exhaust available remedies within the military justice system for redress.