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Atlanta pharmacy to pay $4.6 million to settle False Claims Act allegations regarding compound medications

Atlanta pharmacy to pay $4.6 million to settle False Claims Act allegations regarding compound medications
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Atlanta pharmacy to pay $4.6 million to settle False Claims Act allegations regarding compound medications ATLANTA – Curant, Inc., which owns pharmacies in Smyrna, Georgia and St. Petersburg, Florida, along with its owners and related entities, agreed to pay $4.6 million to resolve allegations that,,,

Doctor and Owner of Medical Practice Indicted for Health Care Fraud

Doctor and Owner of Medical Practice Indicted for Health Care Fraud
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Doctor and Owner of Medical Practice Indicted for Health Care Fraud TUCSON, Ariz. – On Wednesday, a federal grand jury returned a fifty-count indictment, charging Linh Cao Nguyen, M.D., 48, of Peoria, Arizona, with Health Care Fraud, False Statements Relating to a Health Care Matter, and Aggravated,,,

Dentist In South Korea To Pay $100,000 To Resolve Civil Liability For Violations Of The False Claims Act

Dentist In South Korea To Pay $100,000 To Resolve Civil Liability For Violations Of The False Claims Act
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Dentist In South Korea To Pay $100,000 To Resolve Civil Liability For Violations Of The False Claims Act HARRISBURG, PA —The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania announced that Dr. Gina Sohn, a dentist practicing in South Korea, has agreed to pay the United States,,,

United States reaches a $1.25 Million Settlement with South Carolina Family Practice Clinics for Billing Unnecessary Services to Federal Health Programs

United States reaches a $1.25 Million Settlement with South Carolina Family Practice Clinics for Billing Unnecessary Services to Federal Health Programs
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United States reaches a $1.25 Million Settlement with South Carolina Family Practice Clinics for Billing Unnecessary Services to Federal Health Programs Columbia, South Carolina---- Acting United States Attorney M. Rhett DeHart announced today that Colonial Family Practice, LLC, a physician-owned,,,

CEO of Major Defense Contractor Charged with Bribery

CEO of Major Defense Contractor Charged with Bribery
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CEO of Major Defense Contractor Charged with Bribery WASHINGTON – The chief executive officer (CEO) of Multinational Logistics Services (MLS), a large ship husbanding company that has received over $1 billion in U.S. Navy contracts since 2010, appeared in the United States today to face a criminal,,,

Military Supplier to Pay $850,000 to Settle Breach of Contract and False Claims Act Allegations

Military Supplier to Pay $850,000 to Settle Breach of Contract and False Claims Act Allegations
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Military Supplier to Pay $850,000 to Settle Breach of Contract and False Claims Act Allegations NEWARK, N.J. – A supplier of vehicle parts to the military has agreed to pay $850,000 to resolve allegations that it breached contracts with the United States and violated the False Claims Act by selling,,,

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