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If your employer is defrauding Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE or another federal program, you may be entitled to a share of what the government recovers. Talk to a qui tam lawyer before you report anything internally.
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- Qui tam complaints are filed under seal, so your employer is not told.
- Former employees can file. Many of the strongest cases come from people who have left.
- $9M settlement in a case the government declined to join
- $2M Eastern District of Pennsylvania settlement, plus a separate retaliation recovery
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What whistleblowers report to us
- Off-label drug promotion and kickbacks to prescribers
- Billing federal health programs for services not provided or not medically necessary
- Pharmacy dispensing for non-covered uses
- Government contractors misrepresenting compliance or pricing
- Misuse of federal research grant funds
- Retaliation for raising any of the above
If claims went to Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE or another federal program, the False Claims Act may apply. A whistleblower who files first receives 15 to 30 percent of what the government recovers. How whistleblower awards work
Results our attorneys have obtained
Obtained a $9 million settlement in a NON-INTERVENED False Claims Act qui tam case against private equity firm Belhealth Investment Partners, its principals, and its pharmacy portfolio companies Linden Care and Quick Care, over prescriptions of Subsys, a rapid-onset fentanyl spray, dispensed for off-label and non-medically necessary uses billed to Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE.
Most firms drop a case when the government declines to join it. We carried this one to a settlement.
Resolved allegations that RCA mishandled controlled substances in violation of the Controlled Substances Act and billed the government for inadequate treatment services in violation of the False Claims Act. The whistleblower, a former Outcomes Supervisor at RCA's King of Prussia headquarters, also settled an FCA anti-retaliation claim under 31 U.S.C. 3730(h).
The relator received $230,000 as her share and separately settled a retaliation claim for $450,000 plus costs and fees.
More on pharmacy and drug fraud cases
Before you report anything internally
- Do not discuss it with colleagues. That is the most common way a case is exposed.
- Do not take documents you are not authorized to access.
- Write down dates, names and specifics while they are current.
- Speak with a lawyer first. Only the first whistleblower to file can recover.
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The attorneys who review your case
Attorney advertising. The Whistleblower Advocates is the whistleblower practice of Kang Haggerty LLC, 123 S Broad St #1950-B, Philadelphia, PA 19109. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship.