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Steven Maviglio
"Non-Profit" ConsumerWatchdog Reaps Millions in Fees
ConsumerWatchdog received more than $2 million in lawyer fees, more than $971,000 in special state "intervenor
While ConsumerWatchdog refuses to reveal its special interest donors, it also rakes in millions of dollars from lawyers fees and from a fee it inserted into a ballot measure to benefit itself. These new filings offer an eye-opening look into how this so-called 'non-profit' organization that alleges to help consumers is
According to IRS documents filed with the state agencies, Rosenfield was paid $472,288 in "legal/professional" fees from ConsumerWatchdog in 2010. He also
(Another ConsumerWatchdog affiliate, the Consumer Education Foundation, has still failed to file its 2010 records with the Attorney General's Office; in
According to records compiled by the California Department of Insurance,ConsumerWatchdog was the sole beneficiary of "intervenor fees" in 2010,
ConsumerWatchdog is in the midst of attempting to put another measure on the November 2012 ballot to regulate health insurance rates that also includes the The documents can be found at www.ConsumerWatchdogWatch.com Print this report | Send to a friend About Steven Maviglio | All Reports by Steven Maviglio Browse in : [ Reports ]
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