Weeks after CfA filed a complaint with the DC bar against Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward, the sole signatory to the $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization” settlement fund, U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams issued a ruling finding the lawsuit that led to the settlement was a sham because the parties were not adverse.
A new report by Campaign for Accountabiltiy shows that private equity-owned hospitals netted $669 more per patient than comparable hospitals with other ownership structures.
CfA's complaint alleges that at least five New York CPCs’ advertising practices and diagnostic ultrasound services may violate state unauthorized practice of medicine or deceptive advertising laws.
By serving as the sole government signatory to a settlement that creates a $1.776 billion fund to compensate the same January 6 defendants and Trump associates he previously represented as a private defense attorney, Mr. Woodward appears to have possibly violated multiple District of Columbia Rules of Professional Conduct.
As the Trump administration piles new sanctions on Iran amid the ongoing conflict, YouTube is making money off dozens of channels for U.S.-sanctioned Iranian officials and groups, according to a new Tech Transparency Project (TTP) investigation.
CfA's complaint to the New York Bar asks whether Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche violated the New York Rules of Professional Conduct arising from his role in the vindictive prosecution of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia.
Meta has deployed an army of social media influencer moms to promote its Teen Account safety features, according to a new Tech Transparency Project (TTP) report. The strategy comes as the company faces mounting criticism—and legal pressure—over its impact on the mental health of minors.
CfA sent a letter to the State Financial Officer’s Foundation (SFOF), urging it to remove Board President Seth Metcalf from his position, citing court records which reveal Mr. Metcalf engaged in a years’ long effort to induce the Ohio State Teachers Retirement System to hire his unqualified company, QED Systemic Solutions, LLC to manage nearly 70% of the pension fund’s assets.
CfA received a letter from the Attorney Grievance Committee of the Third Judicial Department of New York saying it determined, based on allegations brought forth in a CfA complaint, that the actions undertaken by New York-licensed attorney John A. Sarcone III while serving as Interim U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York amounted to professional misconduct.
CfA filed a complaint with the D.C. Board of Ethics and Government Accountability (BEGA) requesting an investigation into whether Ward 4 Councilmember and mayoral candidate Janeese Lewis George violated the District’s Ethics Act by failing to properly disclose her family’s financial assets.