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Law Firm 'Investigating' Author Solutions

Posted at 7:39PM Monday 04 Mar 2013

Giskan Solotaroff Anderson & Stewart, a New York City law firm is, it said, "investigating the practices" of Author Solutions and its subsidiaries.

The firm is asking writers who have published with Author Solutions and "have been the victim of deceptive practices" to contact it.

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