Fraud on Program for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Settles for Approximately $2 M
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"Ford owners could quickly end up in an emergency situation on a busy roadway, stranded with a flat tire and no way to change it."
Lug nuts can become swollen and near impossible to remove with a standard lug wrench, according to a complaint filed by Hagens Berman
U.S. charges ex-radio host who hoped 'spell' would stop fraud probe
VW has acknowledged it installed software that deactivated pollution controls on more than 11 million diesel vehicles sold worldwide
U.S. Accuses Société Générale Bankers in Libor Scheme
Lug nut plaintiffs are represented by Hagens Berman
Audi board to meet on Monday to reshuffle management
American Express to pay $96 million over discriminatory card terms
New Mexico health care provider settles in fraud case, Court upholds insider trading conviction of money manager
How a dangerous Takata air bag made its way into a used car
Pharmacy and medical practice accused of using San Diego Marines in $67 million healthcare fraud
Old GM has suddenly been thrust into the legal battle over responsibility for the worst safety scandal in the automaker's history.
Cell Tower Manager Accused in Whistleblower Suit of Pocketing Fees Meant for New York
Nearly 1,000 people are killed annually in the rear seats of U.S. passenger vehicles because they do not buckle up
Wells Fargo changes board, names Duke chair in response to scandal
Navy commander accused of leaking information to the namesake target of the "Fat Leonard" bribery investigation pleaded guilty Tuesday in San Diego federal court. Bobby Pitts, 48, of Chesapeake, Va., pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Takata argued for a six-month stay of the lawsuits, Porsche is already implementing a recall of its diesels
Uber Settles U.S. Claims of Deceiving Consumers About Privacy, Bank Chief to Quit Amid Money-Laundering Scandal
