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RadioShack is facing claims that it improperly calculated overtime compensation paid to employees in violation of various state labor statutes, as well as the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act.

Allscripts Healthcare Solutions, Inc. is being investigated for breaching its warranty in connection with an electronic medical records software program sold to medical practices between 2009 and 2012.

In a class action brought on behalf of domestic honey suppliers, defendants are alleged to have illegally imported honey produced in China in a way that evaded government-imposed duties and artifically depressed the price of domestic honey.

Ford is alleged to have misstated the fuel efficiency of its 2013 Fusion and C-MAX hybrid vehicles.

Stericycle, Inc., a publicly held company and one of the largest medical waste disposal companies in the world, is alleged to have been charging its customers illegal and excessive fees for years.

Consumers purchasing automobiles between 2000 and 2010 are likely to have paid inflated prices as a result of a price-fixing scheme by major auto parts manufacturers.

Lenders are alleged to have purchased excessive amounts of flood insurance for homeowners and reaped significant financial propfit for this illegal practice.

During 2012, it is alleged that the largest North American manufacturers of drywall, or gypsum board, conspired to raise prices industry-wide by 35% as well as calling a halt to a the decades-old practice of "job quotes."

Actos, a drug used to treat patients with Type 2 diabetes, has been shown to increase patient susceptibility to dire health consequences including heart failure and bladder cancer.

Between 2005 and 2010, tens of thousands of women received implants of transvaginal mesh, primarily to address problems associates with pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence. Unfortunately, it was not long before the United States Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") began receiving reports of adverse side effects in women receiving transvaginal mesh implants. The nature of these injuries described below, alarmingly common to women receving the vaginal mesh surgery, has led to the filing of more than 8,000 lawsuits in Federal District Court, now consolidated in West Virginia.