United States of America v. Chade Wade | |||||
Panama City, Florida qui tam lawyer represented Defendant accused of violating the False Claims Act (“FCA”) by knowingly providing false information in support of multiple Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) and Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program (“EIDL”) loans |
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United States of America v. Air Methods Corporation | |||||
Lexington, Kentucky criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with failing to return known overpayments received from Medicare, Kentucky Medicaid, Tricare, and the Department of Veterans Affairs in violation of the False Claims Act. |
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United States of America ex rel. J. Douglas Strauser v. Stephen L LaFrance Holdings Inc., et al. | |||||
Tulsa Oklahoma whistleblower lawyers represented Plaintiffs who sued Defendant on a false claims act violation theory. |
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United States of America v. Evoke Neuroscience, Inc. and David Hagedorn, Ph.D. | |||||
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania civil litigation lawyers represented Defendants accused of violating the False Claims Act on a Qui Tam theory. |
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United States of America ex rel. John Brooks Klingenberk v. Compass Laboratory Services, LLC | |||||
Huntsville, Alabama qui tam lawyers represented Plaintiff who sued Defendants on False Claims Act violation theories. |
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United States of America v. BestCare Laboratory Services, L.L.C. | |||||
Houston, Texas qui tam defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with violating the False Claims Act. |
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United States of America v. John A. Greager, II and Concer Therapy Associates, S.C. | |||||
Chicago, Illinois civil litigation lawyers represented Defendants charged with violating the False Claims Act. |
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Sarah A. Feinberg, ex rel. United States of America v. Booz Allen Holding Company | |||||
Washington, DC civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of violating the False Claims Act. |
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United States of America ex rel. Toby Markowitz and Elizabeth Ringold v. NextGen Healthcare, Inc. | |||||
Burlington, Vermont civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of violating the False Claims Act by misrepresenting the capabilities of certain versions of its EHR software and providing unlawful remuneration to its users to induce them to recommend NextGen’s software. |
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United States of America ex rel. Bryan Brazelle v. Diversicare Healthcare Services, Inc. et al | |||||
Montgomery, Alabama civil litigation lawyer represented Defendant accused of violating the False Claims Act (FCA) by submitting claims to Medicare for occupational therapy services that they did not provide. |
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United States ex rel. Vogel v. OMNI Business Systems, Inc., et al. | |||||
Alexandria, Virginia commercial litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of violated the False Claims Act by fraudulently misrepresenting the country of origin for over a dozen toner products manufactured by HP, Inc., and offering them for sale, as Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliant, through a General Services Administration (GSA) Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract and an Air Force B... More... $80944 (06-29-2023 - VA) |
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United States of America ex rel. et al v. Georgia Pain Management, P.C. et al. | |||||
Atlanta, Georgia civil litigation lawyer represented Defendants accused of violating the False Claims Act. |
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United States of America v. Kenneth Wiseman, P.D. and Steven Schmidt, D.O. | |||||
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania civil litigation lawyers represented Defendants accused to violating the False Claims Act allegations that they caused the submission of false claims by misrepresenting the severity of illness and services rendered to increase reimbursement from the Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) and Part B programs. |
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United States of America v. Complete Physician Services, Kenneth Wiseman, DO, and Steven Schmidt, DO | |||||
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer represented Defendants accused of submitting false claims by misrepresenting the severity of illness and services rendered to increase reimbursement from the Medicare Part C (Medicare Advantage) and Part B programs. |
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Veronica Pidcock v. Pharma Management, LLC, et al. | |||||
Tampa, Florida civil litigation lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendants on a False Claims Act Qui Tam theory. |
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United States of America v. United Wound Healing P.S. | |||||
Seattle, Washington civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused for fraudulently billing the federal government for health care services that were never performed. |
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United States of America v. 1st Adult & Pediatrics Healthcare Services | |||||
Lynchburg, Virginia civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of violating the False Claims Act. |
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Aaron Shiloh, ex rel. United States of America v. Philadelphia Vascular Institute, LLC, et al. | |||||
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania civil litigation lawyers represented the Plaintiff who sued Defendants claiming that Dr. James McGuckin violated the False Claims Act by billing Medicare and the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program for medically unnecessary invasive peripheral artery procedures in patients’ legs between at least January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2019, and for which McGuckin and h... More... $0 (05-02-2023 - PA) |
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United States of America, et al. v. Dr. Joel Aronowitz, et al. | |||||
Los Angeles, California civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of violating the False Claims Act by submitting or causing the submission of false claims to both Medicare and Medicaid. |
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United States of America v. L&T Technology Services, Ltd., a/k/a LTTS | |||||
Columbia, South Carolina qui tam lawyers sued Defendant on a False Claims Act theory claimed that Defendant between 2014 and 2019 It underpaid visa fees owed to the United States by acquiring B-1 visas, rather than more expensive H-1B visas in violation of the False Claims Act. |
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Brittanie Henry ex rel., United States of America v. Pharmacy Holdings, LLC, et al. | |||||
Charlotte, North Carolina whistleblower lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendant on a False Claims Act villaton theory claiming that it knowingly billed federal health care programs for medications that were never dispensed. |
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United States of America v. Arlington Ophthalmology Association, P.L.L.C. d/b/a Kleiman Evangelista Eye Centers (“K&E”) | |||||
Sherman, Texas civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of paying kickbacks to optometrists to induce referrals of patients who were candidates for cataract surgery in in violation of the False Claims Act and Anti-Kickback Statute. |
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United States of America, ex rel. Falzarano v. Kingwood Orlando Reunion Resort, LLC, et al. | |||||
Orlando, Florida whistleblower lawyers represented Plaintiff who accused Defendants of violating the False Claims Act (FCA) and the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act (FIRREA) by knowingly providing false information in support of a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness application.
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