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Taylor Fresh Foods Recalled Twenty Salsas, Dips, Sandwiches and Salads Made with the Jalapeños Behind a 345-Person Salmonella Outbreak. Here Is the List, and the Dates Run Through Sunday.
Taylor Fresh Foods has recalled twenty refrigerated grocery products made with fresh jalapeños that Coast Citrus Distributors imported from a grower in Sinaloa, Mexico, and then recalled for possible Salmonellacontamination. The company...
Interstate Surrogacy Yields a Frightening Set of Problems
A couple from California which we can only identify at AB and CD decide they would like to have a child born through a surrogate mother. Through a Connecticut based surrogacy service, they are connected with an Alaskan nurse and mother of two named McKenna West. The...
Why Workplace Injury Legal Support in Queens Matters More Than Most Workers Realize
The difference between what you're entitled to and what you actually collect is rarely about whether you were hurt. It's almost always about whether you knew the rules well enough to protect what the law already guaranteed you.
Seeking Legal Help for an Injury in Macon Is the Right Call
Macon's court system moves slowly. Insurance defense firms here know how to drag things out. The longer your claim sits without representation, the more ground you give back. That's just how the timeline works.
Army OB-GYN pleads not guilty to all charges, including that he sexually abused patients
Maj. Blaine McGraw pleaded not guilty to all charges related to allegations that he sexually abused his patients and video recorded exams without patients’ consent.
FSU Center Launches Trauma-Informed Training for Judges and Court Professionals Nationwide
Retired Sixth Judicial Circuit Judge Jack Helinger believes trauma-informed practices are fundamental to the justice system's mission. “If we miss the trauma, we have missed the case,” he said.
Marine Corps veteran, freed from Russian prison after 4 years, back home in US
Marine Corps veteran Robert Gilman, detained and imprisoned in Russia for more than four years on disputed charges, has arrived back home in the U.S.
Marines identify West Coast recruit who died after physical fitness test
The Marine Corps has identified Pvt. Aiden Craig as the recruit who died on Aug. 5 after a medical emergency four days earlier during a physical fitness test at Camp Pendleton, California. Craig, 18, posthumously earned the title of Marine, said Steven Posy, a...
The Rental Property Legal Lifecycle: A South Carolina Guide to Reducing Disputes and Protecting Tenant Rights
Knowing what you can and can't say and do as a landlord keeps you out of many landlord tenant disputes.