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January 13, 2026

Whistleblowers, FCA Qui Tam

Chinese Forklifts “Made in America” – A Case Study of Customs Fraud and False Origin Labeling in Import Cases

Federal prosecutors charged Denver companies for selling Chinese forklifts falsely labeled “Made in USA,” evading over $1M in tariffs and triggering customs fraud liability.

January 12, 2026

Employment

Labor Laws and Their Influence on Employment in the US

Federal and state labor laws shape U.S. employment, covering wages, worker classification, union rights, leave policies, and employer compliance obligations.

January 08, 2026

Class Action

Understanding Class Action Litigation in the US

A clear, practical guide to U.S. class action litigation, Rule 23 certification requirements, key stages, common case types, and claimant rights and protections.

January 07, 2026

Antitrust

The Future of Antitrust Laws: Trends and Predictions

Current DOJ Antitrust Division enforcement targets monopolization, algorithmic price coordination, labor-market collusion, and anticompetitive tech mergers with increasing structural remedies.

January 06, 2026

Misclassification, Employment

$19.4 Million Lyft Settlement Signals Strengthened Worker Misclassification Enforcement in New Jersey

Landmark $19.4M Lyft settlement underscores strict NJ ABC test, heightened gig-worker misclassification audits, and expanding legal and financial exposure for platforms.

January 05, 2026

Antitrust, International Business & Trade

Meta Wins Major Antitrust Case

On Tuesday, November 18, a federal judge ruled that Meta (formerly Facebook) did not engage in prohibited anticompetitive behavior by purchasing Instagram and

December 16, 2025

Employment, Misclassification

Why the IRS’s $20,000 Reporting Threshold Still Leaves Misclassified Workers at Risk

IRS Fact Sheet 2025-08 keeps the 1099-K threshold at $20K, raising concerns that gig worker misclassification stays hidden, shifting taxes and audit risk to workers.

December 15, 2025

FCA Qui Tam, Securities, Whistleblowers

SEC Whistleblower Tip Leads to Charges in $770M Ponzi Scheme Targeting Retail Investors

SEC charges alleged $770M Ponzi scheme. Learn how SEC whistleblowers uncover fraud, earn rewards, and how Miller Shah LLP helps protect their rights.

December 09, 2025

Wage and Hour

Telemedicine Legal Challenges: A New Frontier in U.S. Healthcare

Telehealth’s rapid expansion brings complex HIPAA, billing, licensure, and FCA risks. Learn key compliance issues and how Miller Shah helps protect whistleblowers.

December 08, 2025

Class Action, Consumer Protection

Monroney Label Mistakes to Watch for During Year End Car Sales

Misleading Monroney labels can cost buyers during year-end sales. Miller Shah LLP explains common errors, consumer rights, and options for recovering losses.

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