Product safety violations occur when companies manufacture and sell goods that are dangerous or fail to meet safety standards. These products can cause harm or injury to consumers, leading to loss of life or serious health issues.
Corporate Misconduct Case Study: Wells Fargo & The Bedbug Infestation That Exposed Systemic Neglect Introduction: A Bank’s Broken Promise of Safety On September 29, 2020, Michael King walked into a Wells Fargo branch in Altamonte Springs, Florida, expecting routine banking…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: CT Gabbert Remodeling & Construction Inc. & Its Impact on Public Health Introduction: Endangering Homes Through Negligence For nearly three years, CT Gabbert Remodeling & Construction, Inc., an Illinois-based corporation, operated outside the bounds of critical…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: Lotus Plumbing’s Lead‑Safety Breakdown & the System That Let It Happen Introduction – Danger Behind the Drywall A single invoice for work on an ordinary Portland duplex exposed a crack in America’s public‑health shield. Lotus Plumbing Company renovated…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: Southeast Restoration Group of Georgia & Its Impact on Public Health Table of Contents 1. Introduction On a warm June morning in 2023, contractors descended on the Augusta Plastic Surgery Center in Martinez, Georgia. Renovation was set to begin…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: RitePack Inc. & Its Impact on Community Wellbeing Table of Contents 1. Introduction Key Takeaway: When corporations fail to exercise adequate corporate social responsibility, even small regulatory missteps can open a window into a larger pattern…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: RBL Products Inc. & Its Impact on Public Health Table of Contents 1. Introduction In a recent legal action concluded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), RBL Products Inc.—a corporation operating out of Detroit, Michigan—found…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: Fresenius Medical Care & Its Impact on Patients and Communities Table of Contents 1. Introduction In an era dominated by colossal corporate entities exerting vast influence over public policy, healthcare decisions, and economic systems, few stories…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: Bee Remodeling LLC & Its Impact on Public Health Table of Contents 1. Introduction They called it a straightforward violation: an unassuming small-time remodeling company that allegedly flouted toxic substance regulations. Yet, even the most seemingly…
Corporate Corruption Case Study: American Screening & Its Impact on Healthcare Providers Table of Contents (Author’s Note: All case-specific facts in this article are drawn solely from the legal complaint filed by the Federal Trade Commission against American Screening, LLC,…
At first glance, a group of K-8 charter schools in Ohio might seem an unlikely stage for high-stakes allegations of corporate misconduct. Yet a recent legal complaint against ACCEL Schools Ohio LLC, the operator of three charter schools—Youngstown Academy of…