Exploding Takata airbags are old news. There is evidence that Takata knew that certain of their airbags were 6 times more likely to fail. In 2004, the company ran secret tests after an airbag exploded spewing deadly shrapnel into a
Do I have to pay tax on my whistleblower reward?
That is a question we almost always hear after one of our clients is successful in a whistleblower action. And because
It’s been a very long year for our friends in the retail and hospitality industry. Many mall and hotel owners are barely hanging on. Many are in default although special servicers have not actively sought to foreclose on most defaulted
Mahany Law Announces Addus HomeCare Wage Theft and Employment Investigation
Addus HomeCare promotes itself
Countries with the Highest Rates of Bribery of Government Officials
Congress passed the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) in 1977. That law prohibits the payment
How to Stop Nuisance Calls in Texas
Americans received 58.9 billion robocalls last year. And that total is up 22% from the
The insurance world is quickly becoming online. While most towns still have a local State Farm agent, you are more likely to see dozens of insurance apps and Internet advertisements.
We get a chill up our spine when people say Medicare fraud is a victimless crime. It’s not just taxpayers
Lawyers Get $3M From $9.5M Settlement Over Unwelcome Sales Calls
The risk of establishing liability and damages favors settlement because of the defendant’s argument that it did not use an automated
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
