AMA Encourages Pharmacists, Insurers to Consider Modifications to CDC Guidelines
AMA Encourages Pharmacists, Physicans to Consider Modifications to CDC Guidelines
AMA Encourages Pharmacists, Physicans to Consider Modifications to CDC Guidelines
New Jersey Files Lawsuit Against J&J Subsidiary, Opioid Maker
Woman Dies of Asthma Attack Right Outside of Hospital
The packaging of any product plays a vital role in customers’ decision making. Improper packaging may set the business to failure because it can communicate many things, from the usability of the product to the companies’ value. For success in your business, it is important that your brand’s packaging stands out and looks different from your competitors. We know that packaging is used to protect products from damage, but it serves other purposes, too.
If you’re a business or property owner there are some key rules in place to protect you, the public and your tenants. Ignoring these important guidelines could mean facing a heavy fine or worse, putting you and your clients in danger. Here, we look at some key responsibilities property owners need to know.
If you want to move your business, there are things you will need to look into. What is surprising is that most businesses ignore moving insurance even though it can save them from a lot of problems. So besides hiring the best movers, make sure you do not miss out on moving insurance.
Butte County recently decided to settle a lawsuit filed by Michael Sears, a former deputy with the Butte County Sheriff’s department. Sears originally filed his lawsuit against the department and county after he allegedly experienced workplace discrimination, harassment, and retaliation over his race. The suit settled for $645,000 and will be paid to Sears and the law firm that represented him, Mastagni Holstedt, APC.
Dicamba is Killing Crops, Yet Continues to be Approved
Coal Ash First Responders Slowly Dying, Lawsuit Filed
A recall was issued late Saturday for nearly 100,000 pounds of bulk raw ground beef from a JBS USA Swift Beef facility in Utah over concerns of potential E. coli contamination. According to the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS), the recalled product was distributed to retailers throughout “at least five states,” including Utah, Washington, Oregon, California, and Nevada.