Steve W. Berman is managing partner of Hagens Berman. He co-founded the firm in 1993. Securities litigation has increased dramatically in complexity in recent years. Institutional investors have been forced to adapt
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Reed R. Kathrein, partner, leads Hagens Berman's San Francisco office. He focuses on financial fraud and securities litigation. Most investors understand that if they are
Reed R. Kathrein, partner, leads Hagens Berman's San Francisco office. He focuses on financial fraud and securities litigation. In a case that should catch the attention of institutional investors who invest in the private
The Building and Construction Trades Department's 2012 Legislative Conference. April 29 - May 2, 2012 Washington, D.C. The Building and Construction Trades Conference highlights the political and legislative issues
If you have experienced substantial losses and wish to move the court for lead plaintiff status, you must do so before the deadlines listed below. If you wish to file a claim in a case that has settled or have any other
Reed R. Kathrein, partner, leads Hagens Berman's San Francisco office. He focuses on financial fraud and securities litigation. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Bill passed in July 2010, established a new
Last summer Google bought cell-phone maker Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion, largely for its treasure chest of 17,000 patents. Last month, preparing for its initial public offering, Facebook paid Microsoft $550 million for about 625 of the 925 patents Microsoft had just purchased from AOL for $1 billion. What's in all those patents, no one will say...
It was an unforgettable FOX Undercover investigation. A whistleblower's story about a desecration at a Catholic cemetery leads to a dramatic exhumation and a lawsuit
A couple of years ago, CBS' 60 Minutes conducted an investigation into Medicare and Medicaid fraud in Florida. The story included some shocking findings: fraud
After speaking out to ABC News about what he called "torture for the sake of a blue ribbon" in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry, the director of equine protection for
The Air Force is continuing disciplinary action against one of the Air Force pilots who refused to fly the F-22 Raptor stealth fighter because the pricey jet's faulty
Despite highly publicized stories of a falsified degree listing on his resume, Yahoo!'s CEO Scott Thompson still holds his position as of early Wednesday afternoon. Despite
The Penn State football assistant whose report of alleged child sexual abuse by Jerry Sandusky led to the firing of coach Joe Paterno is filing a whistle-blower suit against
The Federal Aviation Administration has repeatedly dragged its feet in responding to whistleblower complaints about safety problems and stronger oversight of
A former executive at IntegraClick -- the high-flying Internet marketer cited as one of the nation's fastest-growing technology companies in recent years -- claims in
Walsh Construction — a behemoth builder of roads, bridges and buildings with long ties to the Daley family — has paid $6.4 million to settle a whistleblower lawsuit that
Eileen Foster beamed as she accepted an award at the National Press Club in Washington for blowing the whistle on mortgage fraud at Countrywide Financial, but
ATK Launch Systems Inc. has agreed to a $36.9 million settlement with the federal government to resolve a whistleblower's complaint that it sold dangerous and
In September 2005, a senior Wal-Mart lawyer received an alarming e-mail from a former executive at the company's largest foreign subsidiary, Wal-Mart de Mexico. In
A federal judge in Baltimore has awarded $462,500 to a low-level merchant officer who alerted Coast Guard inspectors that his cargo ship was intentionally polluting the
