Investigation: Products Liability / Public Health L’Oréal’s Hair Relaxers Were Linked To Uterine Fibroids. They Tried To Use The Clock Against Her. Decided: October 15, 2025 | Supreme Court of Georgia | Burroughs v. L’Oréal USA, Inc. et al. TL;DR…
TL;DR A Los Angeles-based importer called Naomi Trading Co. Ltd. shipped 180 uncertified, emissions-illegal gas-powered chainsaws into the United States in June 2025. The company first tried to claim these chainsaws were not regulated by the EPA at all, a…
TL;DR Capitol Federal Savings Bank charged customers two overdraft fees for a single $4 coffee purchase by exploiting the gap between when a transaction is approved and when it actually settles. One customer, Samantha Ramirez, got hit with three separate…
Antitrust / Rural Healthcare / Insurance Monopoly They Killed Rural Tennessee’s Allergy Care to Save $6 Million Published 2025 — Source: U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit, No. 24-5153 TL;DR Amerigroup, the dominant Medicaid insurer in Tennessee, openly calculated it…
TL;DR Delta Dental of California, the state’s largest dental plan provider, unilaterally slashed the fees it pays to thousands of dentists in 2022, covering everything from common procedures to entire specialty practices. Dentists fought back in court, arguing Delta acted…
Workers’ Rights / Labor Law Worked to the Bone, Paid for 40 Hours: How One Call Claims and TWIA Stripped Overtime from Hurricane Steve Harvey Workers EvilCorporations.com • Case No. 23-13205, 11th Cir. (Oct. 16, 2025) • 26 min read…
TL;DR Starbucks fired Hannah Whitbeck, a shift supervisor at their Ann Arbor, Michigan store, after she spent months openly organizing her coworkers into a union — and a federal court just confirmed that firing was illegal. Starbucks’s stated reason for…
Investigative Report · Environmental Violations · Chicago, IL Painting Over Poison Fortune Painting Company sent workers into 13 pre-1978 homes across Chicago and its suburbs without following a single rule designed to protect children from lead poisoning. The EPA caught…
TL;DR Jackson Electric Cooperative, an electric utility in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, stored toxic PCB-contaminated transformers on site for years without performing a single required inspection for leaks. When federal EPA inspectors showed up on July 10, 2023, Jackson Electric…
TL;DR Monogram Quality Foods, LLC, a meat processing company operating out of Denison, Iowa, was cited by the EPA for violating the Clean Air Act’s Risk Management Program rules, which exist specifically to prevent chemical plant explosions and toxic releases…