What Are “Usual and Customary Charges” FCA Violations?
June 6, 2017You may have heard the phrase “usual, customary, and reasonable” with regard to medical charges of all types. Insurance...
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I Signed a Confidentiality Agreement—Can I Still Be a Whistleblower?
April 25, 2017Confidentiality agreements are growing more common in the workplace these days and are no longer limited to managers or...
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When Will South Carolina Get a State False Claims Act?
March 1, 2017While the people of South Carolina, like the rest of the United States, have a lot of statutory federal...
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Time to Get FIRREA’d Up
February 16, 2017FIRREA may not be familiar to you, even if you have some connection to the banking industry, because the...
Read MoreMonsanto Executive Turned Whistleblower Awarded Big Payday
November 24, 2016The second-largest award granted under the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) whistleblower program went to a former executive...
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False Claims Act Penalties Get a Big Raise
November 21, 2016The Department of Justice (DOJ) passed an interim final rule (a rule adopted without public input and put into...
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Boeing: Multiple FCA Violator
November 8, 2016The Boeing Company: It is the biggest producer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft in the world, with almost...
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ITT Tech’s Death Knell
October 24, 2016When it comes to educational loan fraud, one of the biggest players has been ITT Tech, which is now...
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Whistleblower Suing Defense Corporation Under the False Claims Act
October 20, 2016Defense contractor Raytheon looks to be in the hot seat now that a whistleblower has brought a suit claiming...
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