Tyson Foods Inc said it will pay $221.5 million to settle litigation by three groups of plaintiffs that accused it of illegally conspiring to inflate chicken prices. According to news sources, the settlements with so-called “end-user” consumers, commercial purchasers, and purchasers that bought chickens directly from Tyson require approval by a federal judge in Chicago. […]
The global pandemic has upended retail across the country. In most cases landlords and tenants are working together to get through this adversity. The National Law Review says some of the top retailers to watch for possible Chapter 11 filing(s) in the year ahead are: AMC – When Was the last Time You Went to […]
A California law that took effect on January 1 has prompted the removal of tens of thousands of restaurants from food delivery apps like Uber Eats, DoorDash, Postmates and Caviar. The law, which was approved last fall, requires apps to offer delivery only from restaurants with which they have a direct partnership and to pull […]
During the pandemic, state and county governments issued a moratorium on evictions to help businesses. But a moratorium can’t last forever and now in some California counties it’s getting close to time to pay the piper…some back rent. For example in Santa Clara County, the eviction moratorium expires on March 31 and, when it does, […]