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Tag: Lawsuits
Female KPMG Employees Seek Class Status in Gender Discrimination Lawsuit, Detail Alleged Sexual Misconduct at the Firm
There was a new development yesterday in the long-running gender bias lawsuit against KPMG, in […]
Ex-EY Manager’s Paternity Leave Lawsuit Against Firm Is Heading to Arbitration
A dispute between EY and a former senior manager who claims the firm fired him […]
Get Yer Pointin’ Fingers Ready, We’re Looking Back on the Financial Crisis Ten Years Later
I got a notification from Twitter the other day reminding me that it’s been 10 […]
Judge Allows Class-Action Suit to Proceed Against KPMG Over Shoddy Miller Energy Audit
A federal judge in Tennessee on Aug. 2 declined to throw out a securities class-action […]
Older Job Seekers Denied Class-Action Status in Age Discrimination Lawsuit Against PwC
A federal judge in San Francisco rejected class-action status to a group of up to […]
Judge Tosses Accountant’s Suit Claiming Bar Discriminated Against Him for Wearing MAGA Hat
Not a miter. Not even close. Last year we shared the story of Greg Piatek, […]
Talking About Race, Mega Lawsuits, That Oscars Screw-up and More: A Conversation With PwC’s Tim Ryan
Most people would look at the year PwC Chairman and Senior Partner Tim Ryan has […]
MF Global Not Amused By PwC’s Threats for a Mistrial
Yesterday, PwC asked the judge in its court battle with MF Global to prohibit the […]
Is PwC on the Ropes in the MF Global Trial?
How are you, PwC? Week 2 in the trial between MF Global and PwC started […]
PwC Has Had Enough Courtroom Fun
PwC is settling the lawsuit brought by the bankruptcy trustee of mortgage behemoth Taylor, Bean & Whitaker, putting speculation to rest that a verdict in the $5.5 billion lawsuit for the plaintiff could be the beginning of the end for the firm.
PwC Defense Attorney Putting a Lot of Faith in a Florida Jury
Starting Monday, PwC will go trial in Florida over a financial crisis-era case. The plaintiff […]