Wisconsin Supreme Court to Hear Case Over Mask Mandate
Governor Tony Evers recently announced the state mask mandate will be extended until 2021, even though the state Supreme Court is debating whether he actually has the power to do so.
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Citrus Heights Under Fire in New Age Discrimination Lawsuit
The city of Citrus Heights was recently hit with a lawsuit after terminating Sandy Richards, a former employee.
The FDA List of Recalled Hand Sanitizer Now Includes 212 Products
The FDA just added another handful of hand sanitizer products to its recall list, which now includes 212 products.
St. Peter’s Health Hit with Lawsuit Over Missing Doctor
St. Peter’s Health recently found itself on the receiving end of a class-action lawsuit over the unexplained absence of one of its doctors.
Security Guard Hits UT-Battelle with Lawsuit, Alleging Violations of Religious Freedoms
An Oak Ridge National Laboratory employee recently filed a lawsuit against the company over claims his religious freedoms are being violated.
Family of Donna Castleberry and City of Columbus Settle Wrongful Death Suit
Columbus, Ohio recently settled a lawsuit with the family of Donna Castleberry, ending a wrongful death suit the family filed against the city.
More Than 100 St. Louis County Restaurants File Suit Over New COVID-19 Restrictions
St. Louis restaurants are pushing back against new COVID-19 restrictions they claim are unfair and unnecessary.
Wrongful Death Suit Filed Over the 2016 Ohio Massacre That Killed 8 People
Tony Rhoden Sr. recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit over a 2016 shooting that claimed the lives of several of his family members.
Lawsuit Argues Amazon Failed to Provide PPE for Employees Amid Pandemic
Amazon was recently hit with a lawsuit alleging one of its employees was wrongfully terminated.
Thousands of Ring Doorbells Recalled Over Fire Hazard Concerns
Ring and the CPSC are warning consumers over certain Ring doorbells that might catch fire if they’re improperly installed.