Updated: Johnson & Johnson Here We Go Again? Corporate Integrity Agreements
Updated: March 3, 2015 #HeyMrDOJ Well-it only took them a year...
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Apocalypse of the Healthcare Industry: Injured Patients & Injured Employees Can Unite Against Corrupt Companies on Medtech[y]
Disclaimer June 30, 2015: I was informed (but not able to verify) that the owners of the site Medtech[y] are unethical people, unknowingly written about previously on this site, whom I would not work with had their identities been originally known. I came to know...
The Oil Plunge: The Facts & Why We Should Care
January 1, 2015 According to The Wall Street Journal four of the five worst stocks in 2014 were oil/energy related and the fifth was Avon. Gas prices were cheaper and women were opting for more expensive cosmetics? I’m guessing that’s probably not the case. TRANSOCEAN LTD. –...
C.R. Bard Gets a Taste of Forced Accountability: CA Court Upholds $3.6 M Mesh Verdict
November 19, 2014 #CleanUpYourMesh #Bard #FDA Christine Scott-Mesh Hero Mesh victims are first victimized by the medical device makers, then by the FDA and usually for a third time by the medical device maker again-re-victimizing already injured women by continuing to insult and demean them as was the...
Unethical Marketing: The DOJ’s Conflict of Interest Case Study
October 12, 2014 If you're a chronic reader of this site (first, thank you) and second it's known that unethical marketing is part of the problem associated with fraud that's being encouraged, replicated and rewarded by companies employing tactics from The Sociopathic Business Model™. Just as...
Erin Brockovich’s 33 Frivolous Lawsuits & The Sociopathic Business Model™ Case Study
September 18, 2014 One thing doing over thirty Cases Studies regarding The Sociopathic Business Model™ has taught me is that fact based evidence over time is a good indicator of the future; and, applying that knowledge can help flush out a fraud very quickly and very accurately....
Wall Street Wants to Know Why Johnson & Johnson is Divorcing Medical Device
September 9, 2014 Medical devices are on the forefront of technology and Wall Street is rightfully concerned that Johnson & Johnson, at a time they should be investing in device, are divorcing from the device market. It proably doesn't help Johnson & Johnson was forced to pay the...
FDA Better Late Than Never: Mass Recall Largest Ever Recorded
September 3, 2014 The situation with medical device and the FDA is often thought of as a chicken/egg situation. Did device companies purposely set out to cut corners and save money first or was the FDA full of fuck ups that didn't know how to do...
Well Funded Fraud Throughout the Ages: C. David Heymann
August 31, 2014 This site likes nothing more than when a fraud is exposed; and, David Cay Johnston's piece in Newsweek exposes how some in the publishing world turned a blind eye to now deceased best-selling author C. David Heymann's penchant for fabrication. In May 2012, Heymann fell...
Real Housewives & Whistleblower Make Strange Bedfellows
August 15, 2014 I was recently catching up with an old friend from my former industry of medical device and our conversation turned to "Did you hear about the new guy on RHONJ, he worked for Cell Pharmaceuticals and was a whistleblower; but, was awarded $2.8...