Student Set on Fire During Chemistry Experiment Awarded $60M in Damages
A NYC student was recently awarded $60 million in damages after he was set on fire during a chemistry experiment.
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Lawsuit Involving Death of Springville Student Settles for $450K
A settlement was recently agreed to, ending a suit involving the 2016 death of a Springville student.
Eye Drops Sold at Walgreens and Walmart Recalled Over Safety Concerns
Certain eye drops sold at Walgreens and Walmart were recently recalled because they may not be sterile.
EEOC Hits Cassone Leasing, Inc. with Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
The EEOC is suing Cassone Leasing, Inc. for pregnancy discrimination.
Does Nike Discriminate Against Pregnant Women? Some Female Athletes Think So.
Nike recently found itself the target of pregnancy discrimination accusations.
Settlement Reached in Medical Malpractice Suits Against Newburyport Psychiatrist
Dr. Keith R. Ablow recently agreed to settle medical malpractice lawsuits against him that alleged he took advantage of patients while treating them for depression.
Spotify Settles 2 Copyright Infringement Lawsuits
Late last month, Spotify agreed to settle two copyright infringement lawsuits.
Potential Listeria Risk Prompts Recall of Growers Express Fresh Vegetables
Growers Express is recalling certain fresh vegetables that may be contaminated with listeria.
Yale Settles Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit with Former Basketball Captain
A settlement was recently reached between a former Yale basketball captain and the university, ending a sexual misconduct lawsuit.
Macy’s Hit with Discrimination Lawsuit Over Criminal History Screening Policy
Macy’s was recently named in a suit alleging its criminal background screening policy discriminates against certain applicants and employees.