Charity Corruption · Fiduciary Betrayal · Financial Industry A Trustee, His Son, and a Charity’s Hundreds of Millions Case Decided: July 14, 2025 | Court: United States Court of Appeals, Second Circuit | Parties: Doyle v. UBS Financial Services, Inc.,…
Investigative Report: Consumer Fraud & Predatory Suppression How Roca Labs Built a Predatory Empire on Lies and Illness The company sold desperate people a fake “Gastric Bypass Alternative,” threatened to sue anyone who complained, and walked away with over $25…
Corporate Accountability Investigation How ThermoLife Got Away With Lying in Its Marketing Material Decided: June 16, 2025 | Federal Circuit Court of Appeals | EvilCorporations.com False Advertising Fabricated Evidence Dietary Supplements Sanctions Upheld TL;DR ThermoLife’s supplement product CRTN-3 claimed to…
TL;DR Daimler Truck North America called their collision-prevention system “life-saving technology” — then sold an 80,000-pound truck without it, and a mother named Lupe Ortiz was killed when that truck rear-ended her car at over 55 mph at a red…
Investigation | Labor & Corporate Accountability | Published 2025 UPS Retaliated Against a Black Worker. A Jury Said That Was Worth $39.6 Million. Then the System Took It Back. TL;DR A jury found that UPS retaliated against and wrongfully terminated…
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Disability Rights / Labor Exploitation / Healthcare Industry How Sisters of Charity Weaponized Mental Health Support TL;DR A Catholic hospital system fired employee Bethany Scheer after she refused to sign a form authorizing the company to monitor whether she was…
EvilCorporations.com Investigative Desk | Environmental Accountability The $2,000 Slap on the Wrist A Washington State fruit grower stored enough anhydrous ammonia to kill an entire community and skipped the federally required safety update for years. The EPA fined them less…
Housing / Toxic Exposure / EPA Enforcement Security Building Loft Partners Paid Just $21,374 For Endangering Tenants With Lead Paint EPA Region IX Consent Agreement and Final Order — Signed July 11, 2025 TL;DR Security Building Loft Partners, LP violated…
Investigative Report | EvilCorporations.com | August 2025 The Bribe That Built a BailoutFirstEnergy Spent $60 Million on Bribes to Secure a $2 Billion Bailout for Its Failing Power Plants TL;DR FirstEnergy Corporation ran what federal prosecutors called one of the…