Investigative Report Workplace Death Corporate Secrecy EvilCorporations.com | Nebraska | Filed November 2021 The Walls Go Up: How Courts Shield Sandair Corporation’s Secrets After a Man Died Reporting based on court documents filed in United States District Court, District of…
TL;DR A businessman named Matt Martorello used a Native American tribe as a legal shield to run illegal high-interest payday loans targeting everyday working-class Americans, a scheme courts called a “Rent-A-Tribe” operation. Martorello kept “almost all the profits” from the…
Corporate Accountability / Pharmacy Benefits / Healthcare Profiteering Eighth Circuit 2025 PBM Manipulation Independent Pharmacies Fighting Back How OptumRx Allegedly Rigged the Game Against Your Local Pharmacy Reported by EvilCorporations.com | Filed: July 16, 2025 | Source: Eighth Circuit Court…
Corporate Accountability / Labor Rights / Public Works Veolia Stole Workers’ Wages. A Law Written in 1997 Is Their Getaway Car. Reported July 22, 2025 — First Circuit Court of Appeals, Boston, MA TL;DR Veolia Water, one of the world’s…
TL;DR Renesas Electronics (formerly Intersil) stole proprietary ambient-light-sensor technology from a smaller Texas company during confidential merger talks in 2004, then used it to land Apple contracts for the iPod Touch and iPhone 3G. A jury found Renesas committed the…
TL;DR A run-down Indianapolis hotel with a history of health code violations, criminal activity, and a court-ordered closure stonewalled its insurer’s requests for basic occupancy records more than a dozen times over nearly a year. The hotel’s sole owner, Ashok…
Wage Theft in Plain Sight: How NYC Stole Millions from its First Responders TL;DR A jury found the City of New York and the FDNY liable for willfully violating federal labor law by stealing wages from 2,519 of its own…
Workers’ Rights / Corporate Power / California Supreme Court Uber Tried to Kill the Law That Protects Your Coworkers Investigative Report by EvilCorporations.com Source: Adolph v. Uber Technologies, Inc. | California Supreme Court | July 17, 2023 TL;DR Uber forced…
Healthcare Fraud / Corporate Crimes / Federal Courts How Arrayit Built a $77 Million Medical Fraud on Fake Science Source: U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit — United States v. Mark Schena, Filed July 11, 2025 TL;DR Mark Schena ran…
TL;DR A South Dakota jury confirmed that Stan’s, Inc. sold Calvin Berwald calf starter feed contaminated with a toxic antibiotic called monensin — and then awarded Berwald $0 in damages, deciding the poison didn’t cause the deaths. Berwald’s dairy lost…