By Steve Kardell | Published November 26, 2015 | Posted in Whistleblower Litigation | Tagged Tags: Dallas attorney, employee rights, fashion, Giorgio Armani, whistleblower | Leave a comment
The Giorgio Armani Corporation recently became the target of a whistleblower lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, by Norma Moreno, a former sales associate for the well-known brand. Moreno claims Barbara Camozzi, the general manager of the luxury fashion retailer, regularly discriminated against minority customers and employees and that Read More
Read MoreThere were 36 different qui tam cases related to healthcare law that have recently been unsealed, eight of which were filed just within the past year and others of which were filed as far back as nine years ago. These 36 cases comprised claims filed in federal courts across 18 states. Eight of the cases Read More
Read MoreIn the lawsuit, a whistleblower alleged the drug company paid illegal and improper kickbacks to various pharmacies in exchange for the extra promotion of its prescription medication. The suit was filed by a former employee of Novartis, who accused the company of providing major incentives and discounts to pharmacies connected to Exjade, Myfortic and other Read More
Read MoreAccording to a recent report from FairWarning, an investigative news website, the railroad industry is the harshest on whistleblowers in the United States, with more incidents of corporate whistleblower retaliation than other industry. Over the course of eight years, railroads were at the center of more than 2,000 whistleblower retaliation complaints issued to the Occupational Read More
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