Corporate Predation Filed: July 3, 2025 | Alabama Federal Court | Class Action Moozi Casino Is Running an Illegal Gambling Ring. It Calls It “Social Gaming.” TL;DR Moshy Gaming LLC operates Moozi Casino, a platform the lawsuit calls an illegal…
In late July and early August of 2025, the woman-centric dating safety app ‘Tea’ became the epicenter of a catastrophic and entirely preventable data breach, exposing the deepest secrets and identities of its user base. Marketed as a digital sanctuary…
TL;DR The Archery Trade Association (ATA) and its member companies, including Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Hoyt, Mathews, Bowtech, and PSE, allegedly ran a coordinated price-fixing cartel affecting the entire U.S. archery market from at least 2014 to…
EvilCorporations.com — Following the Money — Naming the Names Data Breach • Healthcare • Class Action MedStar Health Stored Your Most Intimate Medical Data Unencrypted. Then Criminals Stole It. Filed: May 7, 2024 • Plaintiff: Gwendolyn Riddick • Class Size:…
TL;DR FS Blinds, a Houston-area window blind company, paid three workers flat fees per job, refused to track their hours, and called them “independent contractors” to dodge federal overtime law. Those workers (Jose Flores, Jean Romero-Rodriguez, and Brandon Villarreal) reported…
Labor Abuse Investigation | Hotel Industry | California The Bogus Hiring Process How Hotel Bel-Air’s Ownership Rigged a Job Fair to Erase 152 Union Workers Source: U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit | Opinion Filed October 18, 2023 | Kava…
EvilCorporations.com | Labor & Franchise Abuse | August 2023 7-Eleven Takes Half Your Profits and Calls You “Independent” TL;DR 7-Eleven forces franchisees to hand over approximately 50 percent of every store’s gross profits as a mandatory “7-Eleven Charge,” then legally…
Corporate Misconduct Case Study: Agritec, Inc. & Its Impact on Public Transparency TLDR: Agritec, Inc., a registered producer of pesticides in Deering, North Dakota, failed to comply with federal law requiring it to report its pesticide production activities for the…
TL;DR Joey New York, Inc., a publicly traded beauty brand, took out $241,600 ($241,600 which is roughly what a median American worker earns over nearly five years) in loans with financial terms a federal appeals court ruled may have been…
Investigations / Financial Fraud / Pyramid Schemes They Took $1.24 Billion From People Who Couldn’t Afford to Lose It The FTC and State of Nevada have sued IM Mastery Academy, its founders, and its top earners for running a pyramid…