Perdue Foods Ready-to-Eat Chicken Recalled Over Findings of Bone Chunks
After discovering bone material in some of its chicken, Perdue Foods issued a recall of 32,000 pounds of ready-to-eat breaded chicken products.
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Trial Underway Involving Thomas Keller Pregnancy Discrimination Case
Thomas Keller Restaurant Group is at the center of a lawsuit alleging pregnancy discrimination and wrongful termination.
Montana State Hospital Accused of Violating a Patient’s Rights
Montana State Hospital recently agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging its staff violated a patient’s rights.
Johnsonville Issues Recall for 95K Pounds of Smoked Sausages
Johnsonville, LLC is recalling certain packages of ready-to-eat smoke sausages over concerns they may be contaminated with pieces of plastic
Family Prepares to Sue Funeral Home Over Mishandled Remains
Boggs Tract Church is at the center of a lawsuit alleging it mishandled the remains of Lamark Day.
JP Morgan Chase Settles Lawsuit Over Parental Leave for $5M
JPMorgan Chase agreed to settle a case over paid parental leave for new fathers earlier this week.
Target Recalls 90,000 USB Chargers Over Burn Concerns
Target is recalling certain USB charging cables over burn hazard concerns.
Lawsuit Claims Texas Ranch Failed to Protect Two Boys from Sexual Abuse
Two boys who were allegedly sexually abused at Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch just filed a lawsuit against the ranch.
Lawsuit Filed Against Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza Over Alleged Wrongful Demotions
A lawsuit was recently filed against Richard Carranza over allegations that three top-level officials were demoted due to their gender and race.
Baltimore County Settles Land-Use Discrimination Suit for $500,000
Baltimore County recently agreed to settle a land-use discrimination case for $500,000.