The suit contends that the company concealed the problem from consumers.
House investigators have not turned up any evidence that Firestone knowingly concealed the problem; they have established only that the warning signs were there and that officials should have seen them.
The lawsuit, filed on Wednesday in the US district court in California, suggests that the tech malfunctions extend beyond the Galaxy Note 7 and that Samsung "chose to conceal the problem from the public … despite knowing the foreseeable and predictable risk that the phone may overheat, flame and destruct from the inside presenting a risk of serious harm or injury".
So the ministry chose to conceal the problem, both in its own reports and by allowing banks to massage their accounts.In a way, it was taking on board a lesson from the 1930s: that the government had to step in to deal with banking collapses.
Cottrell said later that the very high visibility of Sentamu, who was born in Uganda, might have served inadvertently to conceal the problem, since Anglicans could look at him and think that there was not a problem if the second-highest ranking prelate in the country was black.
In 2001, when the infection began to affect the cattle, Argentina's government initially tried to conceal the problem to American authorities, which hit amid the financial crisis that sent the South American country's economy reeling into uncertainty.
If the label of MCI becomes associated more with disease than with normal aging (Whitehouse and Juengst 2005), stigmatic views might prevent persons with MCI and their family members to seek appropriate help in an effort to conceal the problem.
From Jan . 1 , 2002hrough Dec. 31, 2010, Wells Fargo inthroughally concealeDec.e problems with 6,310 loans it had determined were "seriously deficient" from the Federal Housing Administration, which insured the loans, according to the complaint filed in Manhattan federal district court.
Government regulators also fined the company $500,000 for concealing the safety problems.
