In Lawsuit Over Refunds, Judge Sides with Ironman
A lawsuit over refunds was recently settled between Ironman and some disgruntled athletes.
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Trek Hit with Lawsuit Over WaveCel Helmet Claims
Trek Bicycle Corp. was recently named in a legal complaint over its Bontrager WaveCel helmets.
Essaar Inc., FDA Recall Certain Lots of Rubbing Alcohol Over Methanol Contamination
Essaar Inc. and the FDA recently announced a recall for certain lots of Soho Fresh rubbing alcohol.
Johnson Controls, Peshtigo Residents Agree to $17.5M Settlement in PFAS Suit
Johnson Controls recently announced an agreement with Peshtigo area residents, including a $17.5 million settlement over a dispute involving PFAS exposure.
FDA Expands Recall for Metformin, a Diabetes Medication
Nostrum Laboratories, Inc. and the FDA are expanding a recall for certain packages of the drug, Metformin.
Newport Beach DUI Crash Results in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The family of Henry Saldana Mejia, 27, and Gabriela Andrade, 28 recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Newport Beach and a few individuals.
Military Families Sue Private Housing Company Over Poor Living Conditions
Three companies affiliated with Hunt Military Communities were recently hit with a lawsuit over poor living conditions.
Nowhere Bar Settles Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over Fatal January 2020 Incident
Nowhere Bar recently agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit filed over the 2020 death of Christopher McKinney.
Voluntary Recall Issued for Sportmix Dog and Cat Foods Over High Levels of Dangerous Toxin
Midwestern Pet Foods Inc. recently announced a voluntary recall for certain packages of its Sportmix dog and cat food that may contain deadly levels of Midwestern aflatoxin.
Ohio AG Joins Lawsuit Demanding Religious Schools be Allowed to Re-Open
Ohio’s attorney general, Dave Yost, is joining religious schools to push back against a public health order issued by the Lucas County Regional Board of Health back in November.