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We are attorneys that investigate False Claims Act cases nationwide, including in the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and elsewhere for Medicare fraud, tax fraud, contractor fraud and more against a range of employers including healthcare providers, medical device companies, defense contractors, and pharmaceutical companies. We stand ready to provide a free case evaluation to you; please call us today.

False Claims Act Attorney: Settlement Involving Genzyme

As attorneys that represent individuals under the False Claims Act, we wanted to announce that the United States Government has intervened in a False Claims Act lawsuit against Genzyme Corpo, which has agreed to pay $22.3 million in a settlement in which two former sales representatives alleged that the company said a product cauled Seprafilm could be used in a type of surgery for which it was not approved. The whistleblower suit was filed under the False Claims Act in Florida.  Court documents of public record allege that the salesman encouraged doctors to use the product in a type of surgery in which it was not approved.  Those doctors then sought improper reimbursement claims with the federal government. Genzyme Corp. is owed by French drug company Sanofi.

While the share a relator can receive in a False Claims Act suit is between 15-30%, an attorney representing the sales representatives said the two relators hope for a 24% recovery, or about $5.2 million.

Medical device and drug companies cannot knowingly sell an unapproved product, and then seek reimbusement via federal health care programs such as Medicare and Medicaid.

If you have confidential information about a fraud against the government in Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas or another state, please contact us as soon as possible for a free case evaluation.

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We help whistleblowers on a contingency basis, meaning there is no fee charged for our work unless there is a recovery. We also front any and all expenses. No matter where you are located — we will represent you. We will come to you, you will not have to come to us.

Attorneys in our firm and attorneys that we work with on Whistleblower, Qui Tam, False Claims Act cases have represented a host of persons making claims, for violations of federal tax law, Medicare law and more.

For more information, please contact our team of whitsleblower and qui tam attorneys today, or visit our False Claims Act Litigation Source.

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or fill out this form below for a free initial consultation.

Our offices will review potential false claims act cases in all fifty states, including Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and Alabama.

CALL US TOLL FREE FOR HELP: 1-800-632-1404

We are attorneys that investigate False Claims Act cases nationwide, including in the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and elsewhere for Medicare fraud, tax fraud, contractor fraud and more against a range of employers including healthcare providers, medical device companies, defense contractors, and pharmaceutical companies. We stand ready to provide a free case evaluation to you; please call us today.

False Claims Act Attorney: Settlement Involving IMC-Diagnostic in Alabama

As attorneys that represent individuals under the False Claims Act, we wanted to announce that the United States Government has intervened in a False Claims Act lawsuit against Infirmary Health Systems, Inc. and various related entities.  The lawsuit alleges that IMC-Diagnostic and Medical Clinic in Mobile, Alabama billed Medicare for services referred by Diagnostic Physicians Group physicians in violation of the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute.  More specifically, the lawsuit alleges that the clinic improperly paid Diagnostic Physicians Group physicians compensation that included a percentage of the money collected from Medicare for tests and procedures the doctors referred to the clinic.  These improper payments and resulting submission of false claims to the Medicare Program violated the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute.

The case was filed by a Relator who stands to receive a percentage of any recovery by the government.  Since January 2009, the Justice Department has recovered more than $14.7 Billion dollars through False Claims Act cases, with more than $10.7 billion of that amount recovered in cases involving fraud against federal healthcare programs.

If you have confidential information about a fraud against the government in Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas or another state, please contact us as soon as possible for a free case evaluation.

FOR HELP, PLEASE CONTACT US.

We help whistleblowers on a contingency basis, meaning there is no fee charged for our work unless there is a recovery. We also front any and all expenses. No matter where you are located — we will represent you. We will come to you, you will not have to come to us.

Attorneys in our firm and attorneys that we work with on Whistleblower, Qui Tam, False Claims Act cases have represented a host of persons making claims, for violations of federal tax law, Medicare law and more.

For more information, please contact our team of whitsleblower and qui tam attorneys today, or visit our False Claims Act Litigation Source.

CALL 1-800-632-1404

or fill out this form below for a free initial consultation.

CALL US TOLL FREE FOR HELP: 1-800-632-1404

We are attorneys that investigate False Claims Act cases nationwide, including in the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and elsewhere for Medicare fraud, tax fraud, contractor fraud and more against a range of employers including healthcare providers, medical device companies, defense contractors, and pharmaceutical companies. We stand ready to provide a free case evaluation to you; please call us today.

False Claims Act Attorney: Settlement Involving CyTerra

As attorneys that represent individuals under the False Claims Act, we wanted to advise that a military contractor known as CyTerra Corp. has agreed to pay $2 million dollars to settle whistle blower civil fraud allegations against the government.  The False Claims Act lawsuit, which was filed seven years ago in Massachusetts, accused the company of systematically inflating costs and over charging the military as it billed to hand held land mind detection systems.  According to whistle blowers, CyTerra officials in Orlando and Waltham, Massachusetts secretly inflated the costs of labor and materials to sweeten the company’s profits.  When the two finance executives alerted the company to the situation, they were fired in retaliation according to their lawyers.  The wrongful termination claims are still pending.

The two Relators will receive a reward of $361,000.00 which is 19% of what CyTerra is paying the government, as part of their Relator’s share.  When a person declares a fraud against the government and there is a recovery, the Relator is entitled to a share.  If you have any desire to blow the whistle on fraud against the government, please contact us as soon as possible for a free case evaluation.

If you have confidential information about a fraud against the government in Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas or another state, please contact us as soon as possible for a free case evaluation.

FOR HELP, PLEASE CONTACT US.

We help whistleblowers on a contingency basis, meaning there is no fee charged for our work unless there is a recovery. We also front any and all expenses. No matter where you are located — we will represent you. We will come to you, you will not have to come to us.

Attorneys in our firm and attorneys that we work with on Whistleblower, Qui Tam, False Claims Act cases have represented a host of persons making claims, for violations of federal tax law, Medicare law and more.

For more information, please contact our team of whitsleblower and qui tam attorneys today, or visit our False Claims Act Litigation Source.

CALL 1-800-632-1404

or fill out this form below for a free initial consultation.

CALL US TOLL FREE FOR HELP: 1-800-632-1404

We are attorneys that investigate False Claims Act cases nationwide, including in the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and elsewhere for Medicare fraud, tax fraud, contractor fraud and more against a range of employers including healthcare providers, medical device companies, defense contractors, and pharmaceutical companies. We stand ready to provide a free case evaluation to you; please call us today.

False Claims Act Attorney: Settlement Involving Tacoma Company Sound Physicians

As attorneys that represent individuals who file suit under the False Claims Act on behalf of whistle blowers, we wanted to advise that a Tacoma company known as Sound Physicians has agreed to pay $14.5 million dollars to settle an over-billing lawsuit.  Sound Physicians provides doctors to some 70 hospitals in 22 states.

Former employee and whistle blower, Craig Thomas, filed a lawsuit under the False Claims Act alleging that Sound Physicians submitted claims to Medicare and other federal programs that exaggerated the seriousness and extent of the work they performed on patients.  As a result of the $14.5 million dollar settlement, Mr. Thomas will receive a $2.7 million dollar Relator fee out of the settlement proceeds.

In the original 2008 Complaint, Mr. Thomas alleged that the company paid its physicians and executives based on the amount of the fees they generated.  That system, he claimed, was an incentive for physicians to upgrade their claims for payment to higher levels to increase their own pay.  He said that the company provided physicians little or no training on how to properly their work when submitting forms for government reimbursement.  He alleged that Sound Physicians was aware that many of its claims for reimbursement were not supported by patient medical records, and that the company conducted an internal audit on some of its hospitals in 2008 but did nothing to take any significant corrective action to refund over collections they had discovered resulting from up charging.

If you have confidential information about a fraud against the government in Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas or another state, please contact us as soon as possible for a free case evaluation.

FOR HELP, PLEASE CONTACT US.

We help whistleblowers on a contingency basis, meaning there is no fee charged for our work unless there is a recovery. We also front any and all expenses. No matter where you are located — we will represent you. We will come to you, you will not have to come to us.

Attorneys in our firm and attorneys that we work with on Whistleblower, Qui Tam, False Claims Act cases have represented a host of persons making claims, for violations of federal tax law, Medicare law and more.

For more information, please contact our team of whitsleblower and qui tam attorneys today, or visit our False Claims Act Litigation Source.

CALL 1-800-632-1404

or fill out this form below for a free initial consultation.

CALL US TOLL FREE FOR HELP: 1-800-632-1404

We are attorneys that investigate False Claims Act cases nationwide, including in the states of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky and elsewhere for Medicare fraud, tax fraud, contractor fraud and more against a range of employers including healthcare providers, medical device companies, defense contractors, and pharmaceutical companies. We stand ready to provide a free case evaluation to you; please call us today.

False Claims Act Attorney: Settlement Involving Fraudulent Conduct Alleged at Northwestern University

As attorneys that represent individuals under the False Claims Act, we wanted to make it known that Northwestern University has agreed to pay $2.9 million dollars to settle charges that it submitted false claims to the United States when two doctors directed and authorized the spending of grant funds on goods and services that did not meet applicable National Institutes of Health and Office of Management and Budget Grant Guidelines.  The complaint blowing the whistle on this fraud was filed by Melissa Theis.  The case has been pursued for over five years by Ms. Theis, who began working at Northwestern’s Feinberg School of Medicine in 2007 as a purchasing coordinator in the Department of Hematology and oncology.  As a purchasing coordinator her primary responsibilities included reviewing and processing invoices and travel reimbursement requests submitted by researchers and PI’s working on private and federal government grants.  Almost immediately, Ms. Theis noticed irregularities or red flags with respect to the invoices and reimbursement requests being submitted and paid from NIH grants.

If you have confidential information about a fraud against the government in Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas or another state, please contact us as soon as possible for a free case evaluation.

FOR HELP, PLEASE CONTACT US.

We help whistleblowers on a contingency basis, meaning there is no fee charged for our work unless there is a recovery. We also front any and all expenses. No matter where you are located — we will represent you. We will come to you, you will not have to come to us.

Attorneys in our firm and attorneys that we work with on Whistleblower, Qui Tam, False Claims Act cases have represented a host of persons making claims, for violations of federal tax law, Medicare law and more.

For more information, please contact our team of whitsleblower and qui tam attorneys today, or visit our False Claims Act Litigation Source.

CALL 1-800-632-1404

or fill out this form below for a free initial consultation.