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Curt Anderson
AP Legal Affairs Writer
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Safety
Building Collapse Lawsuits Seek to Get Answers, Assign Blame
At least five lawsuits have been filed on behalf of residents who survived or are feared dead.
Safety
Engineers: Building Needed $9M+ in Repairs Before Collapse
There were several major repairs that needed to be done as soon as possible.
Operations
Mechanic Gets 3 Years for Sabotaging Jetliner
He was trying to get overtime fixing the plane.
Safety
Man to Enter Plea Over Plane Sabotage
He was upset an ongoing labor dispute was denying him overtime work.
Supply Chain
FL Gov. Approves Plan to Import Drugs
U.S. residents pay up to 174% more for the same prescription drugs than other developed countries.
Supply Chain
Trump Backs Plan to Import Meds
The bill overcame stiff opposition from pharmaceutical companies who claimed importing drugs would lead to risks of counterfeit substances.
Food & Beverage
Bill Making Hemp Florida Crop
Republican senator says, 'We want to be a leader in hemp, rather than a follower.'
Supply Chain
Herbalife Distributors Say Events Were a Sham
The class-action case could involve more than 100,000 plaintiffs and mean as much as $1 billion in damages.
Regulation
Chiquita Sued Over American Deaths in Colombia
The families of Americans kidnapped and killed by a terrorist organization are seeking tens of millions of dollars in damages.
Product Development
Alleged Post-It Inventor Sues 3M
Meanwhile, 3M insists it developed Post-it Notes without any input or inspiration from the plaintiff, "and it is false and misleading for him to state or suggest that he created, invented, or had any role in the product's development."