Category Archives: Corporate Compliance

Solymar Investments, Ltd., et al. v. Banco Santander S.A., et al.

Plaintiffs are personal investment holding corporations owned by two related Panamanian shareholders. Defendants, of who there are two distinct groups, are (1) a related group of banking corporations operating under the umbrella of Banco Santander, whi… Continue reading

Matheny, et al. v. Medco Health Solutions, Inc., et al.

Relators brought a qui tam action against defendant and its subsidiaries, alleging violations of the reverse false claim provision of the False Claims Act (FCA), 31 U.S.C. 3729(a)(7). Relators subsequently appealed the district court’s dismissal, with … Continue reading

Cox Enterprises, Inc. v. Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp; Cox Enterprises, Inc. v. Davidson, et al.

Davidson Directors and PBGC appealed the district court’s order to distribute all of News-Journal assets to Cox, a long-time shareholder of the closely-held News-Journal. The court vacated the order, interpreting Florida’s election-to-purchase statute … Continue reading

Findwhat Investor Group, et al. v. Findwhat.com, et al.

In this securities fraud class action, the investor plaintiffs sued the defendant company and three of its principal officers, alleging that they had made a series of eleven false or misleading statements to the public, in violation of section 10(b) of… Continue reading

United States v. Bradley, Jr., et al.; United States v. Bradley, Jr., United States v. Bradley, III.; United States v. Tellechea; United States v. Bradley, III; United States v. Bradley, et al.

Martin J. Bradley III and his father, Martin J. Bradley, Jr. (collectively, the Bradleys), owned Bio-Med Plus, Inc. (Bio-Med), a Miami-based pharmaceutical wholesaler that purchased and sold blood-derivatives. This case stemmed from multiple schemes to… Continue reading