TL;DR A company literally called Clean Earth of Calvert City was caught by EPA inspectors storing toxic waste in leaking, unlabeled containers on a gravel lot in Calvert City, Kentucky. Inspectors found 401,520 gallons of hazardous waste on-site; the company…
The Price of Exclusivity The modern music industry operates on a fundamentally different economic model than it did just two decades ago. The precipitous decline of physical album sales, which fell by 50% between 1999 and 2009, and the rise…
Employment Discrimination • Religious Exemptions • LGBTQ+ Rights How to Legally Fire Someone for Being Gay A federal appeals court just handed religious nonprofits a blueprint for firing LGBTQ+ workers and walking away clean. All you need is a phone…
Corporate Accountability | Insurance Industry | Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals The Fine Print Trap Motorists Mutual Insurance collected Mesco Manufacturing’s premiums for years, then tried to use four words buried in the policy to escape a court-ordered, expert-verified, $1,020,490.32…
TL;DR Two Reno-area real estate development companies, Nevada Tri Partners, LLC and Damonte Ranch Commerce Center, LLC, violated the federal Clean Water Act by unlawfully impacting a protected waterway. The U.S. EPA finalized a penalty of just $25,971 (roughly what…
TL;DR David Jenny worked for L3Harris and its predecessors for nearly 30 years, rising to Senior Director of International Business Development. After Jenny got a legal ADA accommodation for a painful medical condition, his supervisor Kane immediately began mocking his…
TL;DR Centene Corporation’s “Ambetter” health insurance plan listed thousands of doctors as available in-network who were, according to the lawsuit, never actually available — a practice known as a “ghost network.” Plaintiffs allege that roughly 49% of providers listed in…
Investigative Report: Insurance Fraud The App That Stole Your Insurance National General Insurance built a digital trap: a broken application that blocked disclosures, then used those missing disclosures to cancel policies the moment a crash made them expensive. Source Filed:…
EvilCorporations.com — Investigative Report — South Carolina They Swapped Your Termite Treatment and Said Nothing. Ten Years Later, the Bugs Ate Your House. A pest control company secretly replaced a contracted service with a different one, applied it negligently, never…
TL;DR A Florida software company called Open International sold Fort Collins, Colorado a billing system by telling the city 89.7% of required features were ready to go — while an internal document from that same month showed only 59.4% were…