Lawyers Get $3M From $9.5M Settlement Over Unwelcome Sales Calls by Charles Toutant | New Jersey Law Journal (79K) The risk of establishing liability and damages favors settlement because of the defendant’s argument that it did not use an automated telephone dialing system, the court said, noting that the U.S. Supreme Court is slated to […]
Uber Refuses to Compensate Driver Shot in Head
Pedro Fontes is a long time driver for Uber. His life changed forever on July 6, 2017 when he was shot in the head while driving for Uber. Three years later and Uber still refuses to pay him for his injuries. Pedro began his evening on July 5th like any other night. A Wednesday night, […]
Gold Dealers Steal from Investors (Precious Metals Fraud)
What is the lure of gold? For thousands of years people have used gold and silver as a measure of wealth. It’s durable and is frequently held as a hedge against inflation. Americans love gold and unfortunately, scammers love it too. Two precious metal dealers have been charged by the CFTC and thirty states with […]
Bloomberg Law September 29, 2020
Industries for the Blind Settles Chinese Import Fraud Suit by Daniel Seiden | Bloomberg Law (45K) Whistleblower’s FCA suit to end in $1.9 million settlement Failure to provide goods made by blind, disabled U.S. workers Industries for the Blind Inc. will pay $1.9 million to settle a whistleblower’s claims that it violated the False Claims […]
Journal Sentinel September 29, 2020
Nonprofit agrees to pay $1.9M fine after whistleblower suit over products it claimed were made by visually impaired Americans by Bruce Vielmetti | Journal SentinelSeptember 29 2020 (107K) A West Allis nonprofit that operates nationwide has agreed to pay $1.9 million to the federal government after a whistleblower exposed it for repackaging Chinese products and […]
JPMorgan Securities Fined for Unsuitable Investments, Misconduct
JP Morgan Securities – Big Doesn’t Mean Better JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the United States and the 7th largest in the world. With assets of $2.86 trillion, it certainly is big. It also claims to be one of the oldest financial institutions in the country. But that doesn’t mean its brokerage arm […]
Bribery of Government Officials and Whistleblower Rewards
QuantaDyn Corporation Pays $37 Million to Resolve False Claims Act Charges Whistleblower lawyers have long known that bribing foreign public officials can lead to cash rewards under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. That law gives the SEC the right to pay whistleblower rewards in certain circumstances. But what about companies that bribe American officials in […]
Stem Cell Malpractice 101 – How to Keep from Being a Victim
Stem cell therapy is one of the most promising developments in medicine. Over 1000 trials are currently underway. While we are big supporters of stem cell research, few products have received FDA approval and of those that have, they are only approved for use in very particular situations. Look at the Internet, however, and stem […]
Invitrx Stem Cell Patients Beware – FDA Issues Stern Warning Letter
We are one of the few law firms still handling stem cell lawsuits. The industry has become the wild west. It seems like there are more bad products out there than good. And some of the claims being tossed around would make a 19th century snake oil salesman blanche. In this post we look at […]
FDA Announces Amiodarone Recall & Amiodarone Lawsuit Revisited
Google “Is amiodarone dangerous” and you will receive 292,000 search results. A so-called drug of last resort, amiodarone is very dangerous. In our opinion, the cure is often far worse than the disease it is intended to treat. From its first beginnings as a prescription anti-arrhythmic drug in 1985 to the hundreds of lawsuit claims […]
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