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The Cryptocurrency Con: Cryptocurrency Companies Accused of Scamming Consumers

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The Mounting Plight of Credit Card Debt

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Adat Shalom Busted for Wage Theft

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WAGE THEFT: Owner of Six Care Homes Busted for Paying Caregivers Less than $3 per Hour

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Johnson Controls

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Johnson Controls to Pay $341K Settlement over False Training Certificates

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Jeremy Johnson case sets bank fraud precedent in negative option billing schemes

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Financial Investigations November 30, 2017

Citibank Forced to Pay 6.5 Million in Fines for Illegal Student Loan Practices

An investigation by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has uncovered the company wide use of illegal practises in dealing…

By Bay Area Energy

Financial Investigations November 14, 2017

Western Union to Issue Refunds to Scammed Consumers

Between January 1, 2004 and January 19, 2017, consumers were scammed into sending more than $500 million to fraudsters through…

By Robin Bull

IIG Managing Partner pleads guilty to Ponzi-like scheme

Financial Investigations November 10, 2017

Georgia-based Business Charged with Taking More Than $3 Mill from Consumers

Georgia-based company Global Processing Solutions, LLC (formerly known as Global Processing Solutions, Inc.,) along with more ten other defendants, are…

By Robin Bull

Financial Investigations November 7, 2017

Indictments for Financial Crimes – Trump Administration Warms Up

The federal grand jury used by Special Counsel Robert Mueller handed down its first indictments related to the investigation of…

By USA Herald

Financial Investigations November 3, 2017
De Blasio-linked hedge fund bribery trial begins

Federal prosecutors called their star witness in a bribery case against a one-time New York City prison union boss. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office,…

By – Zev Abrahams
Financial Investigations November 2, 2017
NetSpend Issues Refund to Some Consumers as Part of Settlement of FTC Claims

NetSpend agreed to refund $53 million in refunds to consumers who were denied access to their NetSpend cards after a deposit was made. The FTC…

By – Robin Bull
Business November 2, 2017
Hedge fund manager attempting takeover at ADP

A Wall Street hedge fund manager has started a fight with ADP management for control of the paycheck processing company. You’ve probably never heard the…

By – Zev Abrahams
Business November 1, 2017
Do cryptocurrency hedge funds even hedge?

Cryptocurrency might be the only thing more confusing than hedge funds. So cryptocurrency hedge funds could make your head explode. And The New York Times…

By – Zev Abrahams
America October 31, 2017
Hedge Funds Own More Stock Than Ever

Hedge funds own $1.4 trillion in stocks, according to a Bank of America report. That’s the most ever, surpassing the old record set in 2015,…

By – Zev Abrahams
Financial Investigations October 31, 2017
Continental Finance to Refund Credit Card Fee to New York Consumers

Continental Finance Company agreed to settle the allegations of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman involving its credit card fee. Schneiderman announced the settlement on…

By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Financial Investigations February 19, 2023

McDonald’s Ruling: A New Weapon Against Insurance Companies’ Bad Faith Conduct

(USA Herald) – Delaware’s Court of Chancery recently made a decision that is trailblazing and has the potential to change corporate law in the state. In a 65-page ruling, Vice…

By – Samuel Lopez
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Financial Investigations February 17, 2023
Authorities Seize Thousands in Bitcoin From Andrew Tate Amid Human Trafficking Probe

Since the arrest of Andrew Tate in late December 2022, increasingly disturbing details have come out about him.…

By Gabrielle Seunagal
Financial Investigations February 16, 2023
Rite Aid Faces Consequences for Bad Faith Tactics in Healthcare Benefits Negotiations, NLRB Says

(USA Herald) – Rite Aid, a US-based drugstore chain, has been found to have acted in bad faith…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 16, 2023
Farmers Insurance Cancels Policies in California Communities Due to Wildfire Risk

(USA Herald) – As wildfires continue to ravage parts of California, Farmers Insurance has been canceling property insurance…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 15, 2023
Florida’s Tort Reform Proposals: Who Wins and Who Loses in the Battle Against Insurance Companies

(USA Herald) – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and legislative leaders are making moves to reform the state’s legal…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 7, 2023
Indian Auto Co. Defends US Sales of Roxor Against Jeep Trade Dress Lawsuit

(USA Herald) – Indian automotive company, Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd., is fighting against a potential ban on the…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 6, 2023
Insurer’s Neglect Leads to Bad Faith Verdict in Florida Work Injury Case: Southern-Owners Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million

(USA Herald) – The insurance industry is often seen as a beacon of hope for those who have…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 5, 2023
Ninth Circuit Ruling: GoDaddy Cleared of Bad Faith in Domain Registry Dispute

(USA Herald) – The Ninth Circuit has rejected a motivational speaker’s claim against GoDaddy, ruling that the web…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 5, 2023
Bad Faith Conduct Costs Investors $500 Million: Wells Fargo Securities LLC under Fire

(USA Herald) – Investors are lashing out at Wells Fargo Securities LLC, claiming that the bank’s bad faith…

By Samuel Lopez
Financial Investigations February 5, 2023
New Jersey man pleads guilty in Darknet murder-for-hire scheme 

Officials said that a Camden County New Jersey man pleaded guilty on February 2 to using cryptocurrency bitcoin…

By Jackie Allen
Financial Investigations February 3, 2023
420 Trial: Musk “not liable,” only guilty of a “bad tweet”

After only an hour of deliberations, a jury found Tesla founder and CEO Elon Musk is “not liable”…

By Jackie Allen

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