Seattle Hit with Lawsuit Over CHOP Zone
The city of Seattle was recently hit with a lawsuit by furious and fed up residents and business owners over the CHOP zone.
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Texas Bar and Nightclub Alliance (TBNA) Sues Texas Over Recent Shutdown Order
Fed up with shut-down orders, the Texas Bar and Nightclub Alliance (TBNA) is suing the state of Texas.
Michigan Theater Sues Gov. Whitmer, AG Nessel, and Others After Protest Was Denied
Emagine Theatre in Michigan is suing the governor and others after it was prevented from holding a planned film festival.
Complete Care at Home Hit with Wrongful Death Suit Over Death of Bradley Downing
Complete Care at Home was recently hit with a wrongful death lawsuit over the 2019 death of Bradley Downing.
Recall Issued for Several Hand Sanitizers That May Contain Methanol
The FDA announced a recall for several hand sanitizers over concerns they may contain methanol.
FDA Issues Warning About Recalled Garden Salads That May be Contaminated with Cyclospora
Certain packages of prepared salads were recently recalled over concerns of Cyclospora.
Illinois Unemployment Data Breach Results in Class-Action Lawsuit
After mismanaging the Illinois unemployment system that led to a data breach, Deloitte is being hit with lawsuits from frustrated residents.
Gym World Inc. Sues Massachusetts Governor Over Continued Gym Closures
The owners of Gym World Inc. recently decided to sue their governor, requesting that gyms be allowed to reopen immediately.
San Francisco Agrees to Settlement Over Tenderloin Homeless Encampments
The city of San Francisco and the University of California, Hastings College of Law agreed to settle a lawsuit over homeless encampments in the Tenderloin.
Trump Administration Does NOT Have to Issue Emergency Rules Regarding Workplace Safety Amid COVID-19, Court Rules
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit recently ruled the Trump Administration cannot be forced to issue an emergency ruling for employers to protect employees from COVID-19.