Check out this week’s Whistleblower Roundup, including an article about a whistleblower at Nissan Motor Co., and a $22.5 million False Claims Act settlement against South Carolina’s largest urgent care provider.
Read MoreWe are proud to report another resolution of a successful whistleblower case that alleged fraud against a HUD program designed to increase affordable housing.
Read MoreThe United States Justice Department announced the $200,000 settlement of a qui tam lawsuit (i.e. a whistleblower lawsuit) with Defendants Aziz Ashurov, Laziza Abdullaeva, and Capital Invest, LLC, relating to the purchase of property in Nashville through a program run by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). We are proud to represent the whistleblowers, and thank them for their courage in coming forward.
Read MoreCheck out this week’s Whistleblower Roundup, including a CEO sentenced to prison for role in $150 million health care fraud scheme and a $10.25 million False Claims Act settlement.
Read MoreA federal court ruled this week that the Health Management Associates whistleblower is entitled to almost $1 million in attorneys’ fees and expenses for his role in bringing about a $260 million settlement between Health Management Associates and the government that resolved allegations of healthcare fraud.
Read MoreCheck out this week’s Whistleblower Roundup, including a $1.72 million False Claims Act settlement resulting from P-Stim device use and a report from Bloomberg Law highlighting an increase in SEC whistleblower tips due to Americans working from home.
Read MoreCheck out this week’s Whistleblower Roundup, including a $1.9 million COVID-19 relief fraud indictment, and a whistleblower complaint leading to a SEC investigation of Exxon.
Read MoreOur firm, Barrett Johnston Martin & Garrison, LLC, filed a lawsuit against Nashville Electric Service for failing to pay their supervisors for all overtime hours worked. This lawsuit seeks to recover the overtime pay owed to these workers.
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