A Special Report on the Worst Corporate Conduct of 2018
Household names like United Airlines, Wells Fargo, Uber and Papa John’s are just a few of those that asked millions of Americans for forgiveness after getting caught committing major malfeasance. But once the cameras stopped rolling and the news media hoard moved on, did those apologies really mean anything?Not really, according to The Worst Corporate Conduct of 2018, a shattering new report from the American Association for Justice (AAJ).In this issue of You Should Know, we cover:
- Navient preying on debt-ridden students
- State Farm buying sympathetic judges
- Oil companies ignoring own warnings of climate damage
- The Great Equalizer – America's civil justice system
