[Updated February 2019] What do Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama have in common? A huge percentage of narcotic painkiller prescriptions per capita. If you live in Georgia, Maine, Pennsylvania or Rhode Island don’t celebrate just yet, you have significant addiction problems too. According […]
OCWEN LINKS – Whistleblowers, Homeowners…It’s All Here
All Things Ocwen and All on One Post Our national boutique law firm is best known for going after bad banks and lenders. In that category are loan servicers such as Ocwen. Although we have helped the federal and state government collect over $16 billion from bad banks, and have helped our mortgage company whistleblower […]
Ocwen Fraud Investigations
How Can I Sue Ocwen? [Newly updated February 2019] The title of this page says it all – “Ocwen Fraud.” Never have we encountered a mortgage loan servicer with so many problems. Problems that can only be described as fraud. We have spoken with dozens of homeowners as well as a few present and former […]
Profiles of Monsanto Cancer Victims: Roundup Killed My Dog
64 Year Old Man, Florida Woman and Her Pets Newest Victims of Glyphosate Poisoning? You work your entire life and survive many brutal winters in Iowa and South Dakota. Finally, when you reach your 60’s, you can retire to Arizona. This should be a happy story but it is anything but. 64 year old Ray […]
Do Breast Implants Cause Cancer? (The Link Between ALCL and Implants)
In February, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sent a letter to healthcare professionals warning of the association between breast implants and Breast Implant Associated- Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA – ALCL). According to the letter, “The FDA received reports indicating that patients with breast implants have an increased risk of developing this disease within […]
War on Drugs – Face to Face Doctor Visits for Opioids
With some much political and public pressure on opioids, you would think that so called “pill mills” would have long ago disappeared. On January 30, 2019, however, a Florida doctor was sentenced to prison for running an illegal pill mill. Dr. Jayam Krisna Iyer was sentenced to six months for her role in a Medicare […]
Uulala Ltd. And Arbitrade Ltd Fraud Warnings
Uulala Ltd. Legitimate Fintech or Just More “La La Land” Hype? Bermuda is officially in the cryptocurrency business and if initial reports are any indication, they are off to a terrible start. Offshore Alert, the leading financial news service for offshore financial centers, reports two of Bermuda’s new blockchain start-ups are operated by known deadbeats. […]
The Real Deal Feb 1, 2019
What’s it worth? Depends who’s asking Inflated commercial valuations are increasingly distorting markets and hurting investors, as appraisers are under pressure to come up with favorable numbers by Will Parker, Konrad Putzier and Kevin Sun | The Real Deal Starwood Capital Group made a big bet on the U.S. retail market in November 2013. Barry […]
Navy Contractor Hit with Whistleblower Suit (Tetra Tech)
Government Intervenes In Tetra Tech Whistleblower Lawsuit Last week the United States intervened in a whistleblower lawsuit concerning a contractor hired to cleanup radioactive waste. Several contract workers filed the lawsuit in 2013 when they accused Tetra Tech EC, Inc of billing the Navy for radiation remediation services at the Hunters Point shipyard. They say […]
How to Punish America’s Most Hated Companies
Whistleblower Rewards, #MeToo Sexual Harassment Lawsuits, Wage Theft and More The genus of the story comes from CookingLight magazine, that’s right… a cooking magazine! We were intrigued when the magazine published some click bait about America’s most hated grocery store. That lead us to Wall Street 24/7’s 2019 list of the nation’s most hated companies. […]
Seeking IRS Workers – FLSA Pay Lawsuit
IRS Workers May Be Eligible for Double Pay During Government Shutdown For 32 days, hundreds of thousands of federal government employees have been working without pay. Most of these workers are deemed “essential” and typically have duties that include public safety or preservation of life and property duties. Unfortunately, these employees may have limited rights […]
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