#fines

#fines

As of June 28, 2025, not complying with the European Accessibility Act (EAA) can lead to fines for those selling goods in the EU. The EAA aims to standardize accessibility compliance across EU member states, creating potential risks of facing fines from multiple countries depending on their enforcement policies.

Asda has been fined 640,000 for selling out-of-date food at two of its stores in Cardiff, Wales, where trading standards officers discovered 115 expired items.

Shareholders argue that Zuckerberg, Sandberg, and others should be personally liable for over $8 billion in fines related to disputes about Facebook's privacy practices and compliance.

Fines for fly-tipping in Brent have more than doubled as the council intensifies its crackdown, issuing over 5,700 enforcement notices compared to 2,700 the previous year.

California residents using illegal fireworks may soon receive fines thanks to drone surveillance by local fire departments, with penalties escalating to thousands of dollars for multiple offenses.

From today, the airline will issue the fine to passengers 'whose unruly behaviour results in them being offloaded from the aircraft'.

Eating or drinking while driving in Cyprus is illegal, emphasizing road safety by ensuring drivers keep both hands on the wheel.

The FA expressed concern over Sheffield United's inability to control their players and staff, highlighting that previous warnings had failed to result in behavioral improvements.

"The facts clearly support our contention that we were wrongly accused of misleading our Doctoral students and we appreciate the recognition that those accusations were without merit," Brian Mueller, president of Grand Canyon University, said in the university's news release.

"Since his appointment, Mr. Musk has taken a chainsaw to the federal government with no apparent regard for the law or for the people who depend on the programs and agencies he so blithely destroys..."

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors have proposed doubling the fines for those participating in or viewing street takeovers from $500 to $1,000 to combat rising incidents.

In France, washing your car at home is prohibited, as it can lead to environmental issues, underpinning the need to use designated car washes.

In a recent enforcement action, the Environment Agency found 125 unregistered boats during checks at Penton Hook Marina, leading to multiple court fines for their owners.