"Ford deceptively advertised its Rangers to consumers as 'best-in-class' in fuel economy," said Steve Berman, managing partner of Hagens Berman
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Judge approves $800 million from FCA in diesel emissions suit
CFTC announced a whistleblower award of approximately $1.5 million to be paid to an individual whistleblower
Owners to get up to $3,075, software fix, and extended warranty
A proposed class action alleges the Fairfax mental-health hospital may have violated patient rights.
Boeing Co did not tell U.S. regulators for more than a year that it inadvertently made an alarm alerting pilots to a mismatch of flight data optional on the 737 MAX
GM is asking customers not to use engine block heaters until further notice.
one-time billionaire and drug company executive John Kapoor and his four co-defendants guilty of a racketeering conspiracy
In 2015 VW was caught using illegal engine control software to cheat U.S. pollution tests
The US military has reported a major spike in sexual assaults despite years of efforts to address the problem.
Michigan investors handed over more than $14 million, according to state regulators. Many never saw that money again.
Attorneys from Hagens Berman filed a class-action complaint on behalf of a proposed class of hundreds of patients
False Claims Act lawsuit originally filed by Dr. Chinnapongse in 2014, included payment of kickbacks to physicians in violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute.
Class action lawsuit filed in the Central District of California on March 22 alleges that Honda knowingly sold vehicles with defective infotainment systems and refused to fix the problem.
Whistleblowers at a pharmaceutical company responsible for one of the largest drug price increases in US history said the company bribed doctors
Shenea Booth says she was 15 years old when her gymnastics coach started abusing her.
Ford has joined the list of automakers who have been or are under criminal investigation by the US Justice Department
Class-action lawsuit has revealed a nationwide cartel of leading meatpacking manufacturers in the $100 billion beef industry
Boy Scouts of America's own records show that more than 12,000 children have been sexually assaulted while participating in the organization's programs
Two drugmakers will pay nearly $125 million to resolve claims they used charities that help cover Medicare patients' out-of-pocket drug costs as a way to pay kickbacks aimed at encouraging the use of their high-priced medications, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
