Protecting What's Right

Texas Increased Medicaid Fraud Collections to $500 Million

Feb172011

According to state officials, increased enforcement has helped the state of Texas recover more than $500 million in Medicaid fraud cases since 2007. David Morales, deputy first assistant attorney general, told Texas state senators earlier this week that the increase coincides with the expansion of the Texas Medicaid civil fraud division four years ago. State [...]

Ruling Allows Toyota Whistleblower to Submit Internal Docs in Lawsuit

Sep142010

An arbitrator has ruled that Dimitrios Biller, a former Toyota attorney turned whistleblower, can submit internal Toyota documents in court to prove his claim that the company instructed him to hide evidence of product defects from the public. Biller, who handled product liability lawsuits for Toyota, claims the automaker regularly hid evidence of safety defects [...]

U.S. joins whistleblower suit against Oracle

Aug312010

The United States has intervened in a False Claims Act suit filed against software manufacturer Oracle.  The government charges that the company bamboozled the government by charging it higher prices than the deeply discounted prices offered to Oracle’s commercial customers.  According to the Justice Department, the scheme violated federal regulations governing General Services Administration contractors [...]

U.S. government sues feed dealers in False Claims Act suit

Jul202010

It often seems that government contractor fraud against the United States is limited primarily to the fields of health care and the military.  But no.  Government contractor fraud can be found quite literally in the fields, specifically the fields of Kansas – in which state the U.S. has brought a False Claims Act lawsuit against [...]

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