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Purell Sued for Misleading its Consumers

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, consumers cannot find Purell and other hand sanitizers as stores are sold out. Purell’s manufacturer, Gojo Industries, however, will have to focus some of its attention on a class action lawsuit that has

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New York Suspends Mortgage Payments for Some

The state of New York has suspended mortgage payments for some of its residents. Governor Cuomo has announced that he will suspend all payments for 90 days “for borrowers who face financial hardship such as losing their job.” He has

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Lenders Begin to Give Coronavirus Relief to Borrowers

Lender are beginning to give relief to borrowers in the midst of the coronavirus crisis. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are government-sponsored enterprises that back millions of mortgages. This week, they said that they may suspend mortgage payments for up

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Bojangles Sued for Sexual Harassment and Retaliation

Bojangles’ slogan was once “Ain’t no party like a Bojangles’ Party.”  A supervisor at a North Carolina Bojangles may have taken that slogan a bit too far.  Stacie Harris, a manager for 10 years at Bojangles, alleges that she complained

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Houston Astros Sued by Season Ticket Holder

The Houston Astros’ problems continue to mount. The Astros’ cheating scandal has been well documented and any punishment that the team receives from Major League Baseball is well deserved for violating the sanctity of the game.  The Astros have recently

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