Legal Industry

Home
Legal Industry

USA Herald

Multiple States File Amicus Brief Challenging Public Charge Rule

USA Herald

Former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane Disbarred

USA Herald

MedStar Health to Pay $35M to Settle Alleged Violations of False Claims Act

USA Herald

California Jury Orders Johnson & Johnson to Pay $29M in Latest Baby Powder Talcum Cancer Case

IIG Managing Partner pleads guilty to Ponzi-like scheme

USA Herald

Actresses, CEOs Indicted in Nationwide College Admissions Scam

uBiome founders face fraud charges — Covidien to Pay $20M to Settle Charges for Allegedly Violating False Claims Act
Read More

Legal Industry March 9, 2019

U.S. Charges Leaders of Multi-Billion Dollar Cryptocurrency Pyramid Scheme

U.S. authorities filed charges against the leaders of an international and multi-billion dollar pyramid scheme involving the marketing of a…

By Marivic Cabural Summers

Legal Industry March 6, 2019

Multiple States Sues Trump Admin. Over Gag Rule Limiting Access to Family Planning Services

A coalition of 21 State Attorneys General filed a lawsuit against the Trump Administration challenging the constitutionality of a new…

By Marivic Cabural Summers

Legal Industry March 4, 2019

Purdue Pharma Considering Bankruptcy amid Multiple Lawsuits Related to Opioids

Purdue Pharma is considering filing for bankruptcy protection as it faces multitudes of lawsuits alleging that it contributed to the…

By Catherine Davis

Legal Industry February 27, 2019

Cohen Slams Trump in Testimony to Congress

Michael Cohen, former attorney to President Trump is testifying before the House Oversight Committee. Thus far, Cohen’s testimony has involved…

By Gabrielle Seunagal

Investigates February 27, 2019

Vanguard Healthcare to Pay over $18M to Settle Federal and State Lawsuit

Vanguard Healthcare, owner of skilled nursing facilities, reached a settlement agreement with the U.S. government and the State of Tennessee in connection with the lawsuit…

By – Catherine Davis

Investigates February 25, 2019

New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Charged with Soliciting Prostitution

New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft and has been officially charged with first degree solicitation of prostitution on Monday. The State Attorney’s Office in Palm…

By – Catherine Davis

Investigates February 21, 2019

DOJ Charges Arriva Medical, Alere for Submitting False Claims to Medicare

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) filed a lawsuit against Arriva Medical and its parent Alere for submitting or causing false claimed to the…

By – Catherine Davis

Business February 21, 2019

Hertz Settles San Francisco’s Lawsuit over Hidden Fees Charged to Rental Car Customers

Hertz Corporation and its business partner, American Traffic Solutions (ATS) reached a settlement agreement with San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera in connection with a…

By – Cedric Dent

America January 29, 2019

U.S. Department of Justice Hands Down 30 Indictments Against Huawei

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) issued 23 indictments against Huawei on January 28, 2019. The indictments came the day before trade talks between China…

By – Catherine Davis

America November 17, 2018

President Trump Wraps Up His Written Answers for Russia Investigation

On Friday, President Donald Trump announced to the press that he has concluded his written answers for special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, reports Fox News.…

By – Gabrielle Seunagal

Legal Industry June 21, 2023

Biden Labels Xi a ‘Dictator’, Fueling US China Tension Amid Diplomatic Efforts

US President Joe Biden’s recent characterization of Chinese President Xi Jinping as a dictator, delivered at a fundraising event in California, has further heightened the ongoing US China tension. This…

By – Rihem Akkouche