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 […]
IRS Whistleblower Post – The Feds Eye Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency
[Rewritten August 2020] America has a bunch of new millionaires and even a few billionaires. These aren’t the titans of the Industrial Revolution in America. No oil barons or railroad magnates. Instead they are people who invested early in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency offerings. And their meteoric rise in wealth hasn’t escaped the watchful eye […]
Monsanto Roundup Cancer Claims Information
Help for Roundup Cancer Victims & Monsanto Whistleblower Insiders It’s Not Too Late to File a Roundup Claim [Updated August 2020] The number of late night TV commercials seeking cancer victims who used Roundup weedkiller are finally starting to diminish. And there is news circulating that Bayer Monsanto settled the Roundup cases for $10,000,000,000.00. That […]
Yahoo! Finance August 25, 2020
Coronavirus causes a record number of hotels to default on their loans: report by Sarah Paynter, Yahoo! Finance (66K) Almost a quarter of hotels were delinquent on their mortgage payments in July, the highest rate on record, according to a new report. Some 23.4% of commercial mortgage-backed security (CMBS) loans, which finance many hotels, were […]
COVID-19 PPP Fraud – Defense Contractor Caught (Again)
We are not big fans of the billing practices of big defense contractors. We need the products they sell but the prices they charge seem outrageous. Most people probably remember the scandal when the Defense Department was paying $14,000 for toilet seats and cups for $1,280. The greed doesn’t stop there. A Virginia Beach, Virginia […]
The IRS Goes Down Under (FATCA Post)
[Post updated 2019] An article in the Australian Financial Review claims that the IRS is ramping up its activities in Australia. According to the article, the IRS is “scrutinizing the tax affairs of United States citizens living in Australia with renewed intensity, as the worldwide battle to shore up dwindling government tax reserves heats up.” […]
Brit Established Cayman Fund AFTER US Court Arrest Warrant
[Originally posted in October 2010, now updated through 2020.] (Editors note: One of the best investigative journalists in the business is David Marchant. This story was first reported by David.) British citizen Sencer Sevket formed a mutual fund in the Cayman Islands after a U.S. federal court issued a warrant for his arrest on charges […]
QSR, August 2020
How Restaurants Can Tackle COVID’s New Insurance Challenges by Rachel Pittman | QSR (99K) When the coronavirus pandemic began, many brands found themselves facing unforeseen liabilities. Here’s how to protect against that in the future. It’s all too easy for operators to leave the fine print of their brands’ insurance policies to agents. The world […]