November 26, 2008
Bayer will pay $97.5 million to settle kickback allegations
Bayer HealthCare LLC has agreed to pay the United States $97.5 million to resolve allegations that the company paid kickbacks to diabetic suppliers and caused those suppliers to submit false claims to...
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RBC Mortgage Co. will settle FCA suit for over $10.71 million
RBC Mortgage Company (RBC) will pay the federal government more than $10.71 million to resolve a False Claims Act suit that alleged the company gave the U.S. government false information about borrowers...
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Pennsylvania hospital settles qui tam suit for $1.9 million
St. Vincent Health System Inc. of Erie, Pennsylvania, will pay $1.9 million to the federal government to settle a whistleblower lawsuit alleging overcharging of Medicare. The overcharges allegedly resulted...
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November 20, 2008
Sen. Grassley urges use of FCA to protect bailout funds
Sen. Charles Grassley, one of the authors of the 1986 amendments that strengthened the False Claims Act, is concerned that money authorized through the recently approved $700 billion bailout not be lost...
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November 11, 2008
False Claims Act recoveries reach $1.34 billion in FY 2008
The United States Dept. of Justice announced that it has secured $1.34 billion in settlements and judgments under the False Claims Act in fiscal year 2008. This brings the total recoveries to more than...
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Pratt & Whitney settles FCA suit
Pratt & Whitney and PCC Airfoils, a division of Precision Castparts, have agreed to pay $52 million to settle False Claims Act allegations that the companies knowingly sold defective turbine blade...
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D.C. sues B of A under FCA
The District of Columbia has filed a $105 million lawsuit against the Bank of America for its role in a a tax scam perpetrated by one of the District’s employees. The suit was brought under the District’s...
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Connecticut care center settles FCA charges it hired nurse with revoked license
Walnut Hill Care Center of New Brtiain, Connecticut, will pay the U.S. government $222,419 to resolve charges it hired a nurse without checking to see her license had been revoked, the New Britain Herald...
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November 07, 2008
NY Times reports on FCA suit alleging fraud by ATK
Kendall Dye, an engineer with ATK Thiokol, was astonished when he discovered that the company was knowingly supplying dangerously unsafe flares to the United States military, the New York Times reported...
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November 06, 2008
Houston company pays to resolve FCA and kickback allegations
EGL Inc. has agreed to pay the federal government $750,000 to resolve allegations that the company violated the False Claims Act by paying kickbacks to employees of KBR, the Justice Department announced....
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