Should You Have Been Paid for Unused Vacation?
Are you aware that you may be compensated for unused vacation and personal time?
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Bank Fees and How to Avoid Them
In-depth instructions on how to avoid bank fees.
Johnson & Johnson Braces for First Vaginal Mesh Trial
The first vaginal mesh trial against New Jersey-based Johnson & Johnson is scheduled to begin in January 2013.
Toyota Announces Class Action Settlement of Acceleration Claims
The Japanese car manufacturer has announced it will settle the class action alleging its vehicles had dangerous acceleration defects for more than $1 billion.
Many Claimants Back Out of Proposed BP Oil Spill Settlement
Although BP estimates it will pay $7.8B to victims of the 2010 oil spill, many have backed out of the settlement, claiming what they would get simply isn't enough.
Another Blood Thinner Prompts Concerns Over Serious Injuries
Like Pradaxa, Xarelto, the latest blood thinner to be approved by the FDA, also faces fears over its allegedly serious and potentially fatal side effects.
Over 900,000 Jeeps Recalled for Inadvertent Airbag Deployment
The result of a year-long NHTSA investigation, Chrysler will pull more than 900,000 Jeeps over concerns side air bags may deploy while the vehicle is in motion.
Papa John's Facing Class Action Over Spam Texts
Papa John's Pizza faces a class action alleging they sent more than 500,000 unsolicited promotional text messages in 2010.
Long Island Power Authority Facing Class Action Over Sandy Response
Thousands of Northeast residents are still without power after Hurricane Sandy, and some have decided to sue The Long Island Power Authority for its delayed response.
Vaginal Mesh Class Action Suit Might Be Australia's Largest in History
Australia's Herald Sun is reporting that up to 20,000 women may be able to join what might possibly be the nation's largest-ever class action lawsuit.