Lawsuits
The California Wage and Hour Lawsuit Against PwC Is Finally Going to Trial
It's been awhile since we've written anything on Campbell v. PricewaterhouseCoopers but this announcement from the plaintiffs' attorneys seemed worthy of sharing with you all:
World Class Accounting Firms Getting a World Class Action Litigation Experience
Being an international network of independent members firms is tricky sometimes.
Express Scripts Accuses Ernst & Young Partner of Being the Worst Corporate Spy Ever
The firms really need to develop a comprehensive training around this sort of thing.
Oregon Man’s Encounter with IRS Agent Oddly Similar to the Plot of a Bad Porno Movie
Today in bizarre sexual encounters with government employees news, a Fall Creek, Oregon man has filed a lawsuit against an IRS agent for "coerc[ing] him into having sex with her after suggesting that the liaison could keep him out of tax trouble."
Study: Rules-based Accounting Shields Firms From Lawsuits
Further confirmation that GAAP rules, IFRS drools.
Big 4 Firms Performing Quite Well in the Self-Preservation Department
If only they could develop it into a revenue stream.
PwC Is Having a Really Rough November Already
*cue sad trombone*
Arthur Andersen's Bones Still Have Some Meat on Them
At this point you just have to laugh.














