…amounting to $25 million. The case was brought under the qui tam provisions of Massachusetts’s FCA. Earlier this year, the DOJ reported a $15.3 million settlement with medical testing company…
…Notable Medical Testing Fraud Cases In July 2021, the DOJ reported that Alliance Family of Companies LLC, a national electroencephalography (EEG) testing company based in Texas, had agreed to pay…
…Janssen Pharmaceuticals, the maker of Elmiron, failed to warn consumers about the risk of eye damage associated with the drug. They also allege that the company knew or should have…
…Arriva Medical and its parent company, Alere Inc., agreed to settle allegations of FCA violations for $160 million. According to the DOJ’s allegations, the two companies’ fraudulent Medicare scheme included…
…are several important distinctions between the two, although both or either may apply to claims brought by whistleblower seeking to combat medicare fraud. The most significant difference between the two…
…fraud is one of the most common types of Medicare fraud and whistleblowers can help to stop it. In this blog post, we’ll look at what unbundling fraud is and…
…False Claims Act (FCA), which was enacted in 1863 to help combat fraud against the government. The FCA allows individuals to bring a lawsuit against a person or company that…
