May 31, 2005
Boeing employees file whistleblower suit
Three Boeing employees have filed a False Claims Act suit, alleging that the plane maker installed defective parts in a range of aircraft and tried to cover up their use. The parts were supplied by Ducommun...
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May 30, 2005
Whistleblower lawsuit claims Caremark Rx defrauded Medicaid
The federal government and four states have joined a whistleblower lawsuit alleging that Caremark Rx, a pharmacy benefits manager, unlawfully avoided repaying Medicaid for drugs it should have covered...
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May 28, 2005
Mayo Clinic pays $6.5 million to settle research grant fraud allegations
The Mayo Clinic has paid $6.5 million to settle allegations that it misspent millions of dollars in federal research grants over more than a decade. The whistleblower suit was brought by a former accounting...
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May 20, 2005
Lawsuit claims oncologists defrauded Medicare
A whistle-blower lawsuit claims that Oncology and Hematology Associates of Southwest Virginia submitted false claims to the federal government. The government has intervened in support of some of the allegations,...
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OfficeMax will pay $9.8 million in settlement of qui tam suit
OfficeMax, Inc. has agreed to pay the United States $9.8 million in settlement of a False Claims Act case alleging that it sold federal agencies office supply products manufactured in countries not permitted...
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May 19, 2005
Illinois paving company settles asphalt overbilling suit
Curran Contracting, an Ilinois road builder, will pay $500, 000 to the federal government to settle allegations that it overstated the amount of asphalt material delivered to federally funded state road...
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May 18, 2005
University of Miami settles Medicaid suit
The U.S. government said it has recovered $3.89 million from the University Of Mimai on behalf of Medicare and the state Medicaid program as the result of a suit filed by a whistleblower. The lawsuit alleged...
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May 14, 2005
Oracle pays $8 million in settlement of whistleblower suit
Oracle has paid $8 million to settle a qui tam lawsuit that claimed the company charged the government for computer training which was never provided. The federal False Claims Act’s qui tam provision...
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May 07, 2005
Diabetes Self Care accused of Medicare fraud
A former employee has accused Diabetes Self Care of Medicare fraud of at least $45 million. The Roanoke, Virginia, company was sold in 2004 to CCS Medical of Florida by its former parent Matria. Matria...
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May 02, 2005
Feds allege wheelchair store defrauded government
The U.S. Dept. of Justice has filed a suit against a Texas company, alleging it violated the False Claims Act by steering customers toward power wheelchairs, rather than less expensive scooters. The suit,...
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