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14 Dec 2011, 3:16 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
11 Sep 2011, 3:42 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
27 Jan 2012, 6:59 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
9 Dec 2011, 12:48 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
9 Sep 2011, 12:18 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
9 Sep 2011, 6:13 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
28 Aug 2012, 5:28 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
22 Aug 2012, 10:45 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
23 Sep 2011, 8:47 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
19 Dec 2011, 9:22 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
8 Jun 2012, 7:33 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
23 Aug 2012, 5:45 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
2 Feb 2012, 6:51 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
8 Feb 2012, 8:10 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
False Claims Act Lawyer Reports that Mississippi Company Agrees to Pay $1.8 Million for False Claims
6 Sep 2012, 6:38 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
9 Sep 2011, 12:03 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
28 Aug 2011, 7:06 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
27 Sep 2011, 8:19 am
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
8 Sep 2011, 1:07 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
28 Aug 2011, 7:00 pm
TYPES OF CASES The most common situations that could form the basis of a Qui Tam action include: -Submitting a false or fraudulent record, bill or statement to the government in order to fraudulently obtain money such as reporting a medical service that was never performed for Medicare or Medicad; -Conspiring with a third party to submit or present have a false or fraudulent claim to the government; -Withholding property of the government with the intent to defraud or conceal the property… [read post]
