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Keywords: Healthcare/Life Sciences; Medical Laboratory Services; Healthcare Support Services; Medical/Clinical/Diagnostic Services; Corporate Crime/Legal Action; Management; Corporate/Industrial News; Entrepreneurs/Startups; Senior Level Management; Small/Medium Businesses EN Healthcare/Life Sciences Medical Laboratory Services Healthcare Support Services Medical/Clinical/Diagnostic Services Corporate Crime/Legal Action Management Corporate/Industrial News Entrepreneurs/Startups Senior Level Management Small/Medium Businesses N.PAG N.PAG 1 01/05/22 20220104 NES 220104 The verdict caps the downfall of the former Silicon Valley star who claimed to revolutionize blood testing. Healthcare/Life Sciences, Medical Laboratory Services, Healthcare Support Services, Medical/Clinical/Diagnostic Services, Corporate Crime/Legal Action, Management, Corporate/Industrial News, Entrepreneurs/Startups, Senior Level Management, Small/Medium Businesses. [Extracted from the article]

Dr. Page said he told Theranos he was noticing A1C issues and that the company blamed machines made by Siemens AG, a traditional blood-testing device that Theranos used despite claiming it ran tests only on its proprietary Edison machines. Dr. Page said he told Theranos he was noticing A1C issues and that the company blamed machines made by Siemens AG, a traditional blood-testing device that Theranos used despite claiming it ran tests only on its proprietary Edison machines. A former Theranos employee recalled finding a binder of dossiers detailing personal information of physicians and Theranos patients during that time in a Theranos store room. A former Theranos employee recalled finding a binder of dossiers detailing personal information of physicians and Theranos patients during that time in a Theranos store room. [Extracted from the article]

Keywords: Pharmaceuticals; Analgesics; Wholesalers; Retail/Wholesale; Healthcare/Life Sciences; Specialized Drugs/Medications; Pharmaceuticals Wholesale; Corporate Crime/Legal Action; Corporate/Industrial News; Drug/Substance Use/Abuse EN Pharmaceuticals Analgesics Wholesalers Retail/Wholesale Healthcare/Life Sciences Specialized Drugs/Medications Pharmaceuticals Wholesale Corporate Crime/Legal Action Corporate/Industrial News Drug/Substance Use/Abuse N.PAG N.PAG 1 07/23/21 20210722 NES 210722 Deal could bring an end to thousands of lawsuits blaming Johnson & Johnson and the nation's largest drug distributors for an epidemic in painkiller addiction States unveiled a historic settlement with drug companies to resolve thousands of suits, a milestone that could clear the way for the states to receive money early next year. Attorney General Bob Ferguson of Washington state said he is rejecting the settlement because the $30 million a year that could flow to the state isn't the "transformative amount of money" needed to deal with the devastation from the opioid crisis. [Extracted from the article]

Amazon's decision to drop its arbitration requirement is the starkest example yet of how companies are responding to plaintiffs' lawyers pushing the arbitration system to its limits. Amazon Faced 75,000 Arbitration Demands. Photo: Callie Lipkin "Companies thought they were getting out of liability altogether", by adding arbitration clauses, said Chicago lawyer Travis Lenkner, whose firm filed the majority of the Amazon claims. [Extracted from the article]

Two weeks later, a judge in Ecuador handed down the verdict against Chevron, then doubled the damages to $19 billion after Chevron refused an order to apologize. Chevron also told the court Mr. Donziger had hired an executive coach and agreed to pay him 0.007% of whatever was collected from Chevron, out of Mr. Donziger's share. Keywords: leder; indigenous people; water pollution; oil pollution; Energy; Crude Oil/Natural Gas Upstream Operations; Fossil Fuels; Integrated Oil/Gas; Corporate Crime/Legal Action; Labor/Personnel EN leder indigenous people water pollution oil pollution Energy Crude Oil/Natural Gas Upstream Operations Fossil Fuels Integrated Oil/Gas Corporate Crime/Legal Action Labor/Personnel N.PAG N.PAG 1 05/04/21 20210503 NES 210503 Facing a huge damage award U.S. courts deem fraudulent, the oil company is trying to get the pollution verdict voided in Ecuador, the country it came from. [Extracted from the article]