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Wal-Mart Pays $1.65 Million Due to False Claims

The Department of Justice (DOJ) for the Eastern District of California announced on July 7 that Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (Walmart) paid $1.65 million to resolve accusations related to unlawful medical claims. This is an important suit as it demonstrates that the federal and state governments will go after large retailers…

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Los Angeles Hospital Pays $42 Million to Settle Qui Tam Suit

The U.S. Department of Justice announced on June 28 that PAMC Ltd. and Pacific Alliance Medical Center Inc. have agreed to pay $42 million to settle allegations that they violated provisions of the False Claims Act. The two companies, which operate together as Pacific Alliance Medical Center in Los Angeles,…

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Pharmaceutical Company Fraud and the False Claims Act

Few decisions are as important as those regarding our health and the health of our loved ones.  Decisions about medications, like many other health-related issues, involves a weighing of risks and benefits.  With increased direct-to-consumer advertising and pressure on doctors from corporations, this calculus can be extremely hard.  Americans must…

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The False Claims Act: What it Does and How Private Whistleblowers Can Use It

We talk a lot about the False Claims Act (“FCA” or “the Act”)) on this blog.  We do that because it is a powerful tool that allows ordinary Americans to take a stand and fight fraud.  The frauds it fights are frauds perpetrated against the government and government programs, frauds…

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An Abuse of Trust: Colleges and Universities Committing Federal Grant Fraud

Recently, our firm reported on the problem of institutions of higher learning abusing the public’s trust and breaking the law in connection with federal student loans and federal laws on student recruitment.  Sadly, those are not the ways colleges and universities abuse and misuse federal taxpayer funds.  Our education fraud…

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