Sanford Heisler Sharp has announced a $22.865 million False Claims Act settlement with International Vitamin Corporation to remedy years of customs fraud. The whistleblower who reported IVC's misclassifications under the HTS was awarded $4.5 million. https://t.co/Z4kDocRTgX
David Sanford, Chairman of #SanfordHeislerSharp tells @BLaw of the firm’s Palo Alto office opening, “Given all the work we do in the technology space it was important to have a physical presence there.”
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Consumer advocates Max Kornblith @fairshake and Marc Dann @AdvocateAtt discuss unjust #arbitration clauses in consumer contracts and what steps can be taken to mitigate the impact of these clauses.
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We are disappointed that @Harvard has chosen to attack those with the courage to come forward and shine a light on a problem instead of asking itself what it could have done better.
34 of the 38 signatories on the Harvard letter have signed a new letter saying they wish to retract their old letter. Story here: https://t.co/26f1Ffg9l8
The plaintiffs, represented by @sanfordheisler, said the letter is another example of an academic culture that protects its own at the expense of students.
Read the full story by @LauraKrantz about the suit, the alleged incidents, and the letter here: https://t.co/lhzNjH3LrA
Update! 34 of 38 profs — including Gates, Lepore, Farmer and Kincaid, have now withdrawn their names from the letter supporting Comaroff. Here is their new letter.
Vice-Chairman Jeremy Heisler, New York Partner and Wage and Hour Practice Group Co-Chair Andrew Melzer, and Associate Kate MacMullin were recently published in @Wolters_Kluwer’s Labor Law Journal. https://t.co/SlQoxHDXag