TL;DR Gebhart Holdings, Inc. operated a metal processing facility in Huntington, Indiana holding tens of thousands of pounds of hazardous chemicals, and told no one for 43 days past the legal deadline. The five chemicals kept secret include molten aluminum,β¦
Corporate Betrayal / Family Business / HawaiΚ»i Law He Stole the Shop, Kept the Profits, and Called It Business Source: HawaiΚ»i Supreme Court Opinion — Filed July 1, 2025 TL;DR Robert Guieb, the majority owner of Guieb Inc., transferred theβ¦
TL;DR Cargill Meat Solutions, one of the largest and most profitable meat companies on Earth, operated a Nashville, Tennessee facility storing at least 10,000 pounds of hazardous industrial gases and told no one about it. Federal law (EPCRA) required Cargillβ¦
TL;DR P&J Beverage Corporation spent years using the courts to block a small liquor store called The Bottle Shop from operating, arguing a for-profit daycare next door was legally a “school.” The courts ultimately rejected P&J’s argument as “unpersuasive,” butβ¦
TL;DR On May 2, 2020, a Brunswick-built boat called the Pajivo exploded on the Lake of the Ozarks, killing passenger Shawn Carroll and severely injuring Lauren Wilken. The Carroll family and Wilken sued Brunswick Corporation, alleging the boat’s fuel fillβ¦
Investigative Report • Consumer Privacy • Class Action Cash App Turned Your Friends Into Spam Bots Filed: November 13, 2023 • Block, Inc. (d/b/a Cash App) • Washington State Class Action • $12.5M Settlement TL;DR Cash App, owned by Block,β¦
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, neverβ¦
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 ofβ¦
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, Ashokβ¦
TL;DR Christine Boyer told jail staff she had congestive heart failure, high blood pressure, cancer, and less than a year to live; she was dead within 24 hours of being booked. Advanced Correctional Healthcare (ACH), the private company paid toβ¦