Every year, corrupt organizations cheat the federal government out of billions of taxpayer's dollars.
If you suspect any person or company is defrauding the government, don't be afraid to report it. Not only is it is the right thing to do, you may be entitled to a significant reward often totaling millions of dollars.
Our attorney’s are among the national leads in fraud/ qui tam cases and have recovered millions of dollars for whistleblowers nationwide. All cases are taken on a contingency which means you do not pay any upfront attorney’s fees or costs and we recover a percentage of the final settlement.
All information will be kept private and confidential and used for the sole purpose of evaluating your case. Please complete the following form for free confidential client evaluation.
SEATTLE, April 17, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cell Therapeutics, Inc. (CTICD) announced today that it has settled all government claims arising out of a Department of Justice investigation into allegations regarding alleged overpayments by Medicare to doctors who prescribed the anti-cancer drug, TRISENOX. As part of the settlement, the Department of Justice agreed to fully release CTI from all liability for the issues under investigation, including claims asserted in a qui tam lawsuit. The terms of the settlement contain no admission of wrongdoing by CTI.
Read More
The United States Department of Justice announced Thursday that it has intervened in three lawsuits alleging that Hewlett-Packard Company (HP), Accenture LLP, and Sun Microsystems Inc. solicited and provided improper payments and other things of value on technology contracts with government agencies.
One of the most important and least reported accomplishments in this year's state budget was the enactment of a New York State false claims act. This law is a major step forward for health care reform and protection of taxpayers, but it was far too long in coming, and it was achieved only after overcoming opposition that can only be described as bizarre on the part of "tort reform" devotees in the Republican Majority.
Blasting the Bush administration’s federal management, Democratic presidential frontrunner Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., offered a government reform plan she said would increase transparency and reduce waste.
FDA Recall
