False Claims Act/Qui Tam

This blog is about qui tam, a  lawsuit brought under the False Claims Act by a private plaintiff on behalf of the Federal or State Government (rather than by the Government itself). The False Claims Act was originally enacted by Congress in 1863, as a response to widespread abuses by government contractors against the Union Army during the Civil War. The qui tam provisions are now used widely and this blog is intended to keep readers up to date with all qui tam related news and to provide commentary when warranted.  This blog also contains an array of laws and regulations concerning qui tam set out in an easy to read format.

Schwarz Pharma Pays U.S. $22 Million to Settle False Claims Allegations in health care fraud qui tam case brought by Nolan & Auerbach, P.A. client

by Nolan and Auerbach on April 30, 2010

Schwarz Pharma, Inc. agreed to pay the United States $22 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations relating to the sale of two drugs that had never been FDA-approved as required by law. The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) announced the settlement in an April 20, 2010 press release.

For more information about qui tam law and health care fraud, contact Nolan & Auerbach, P.A.

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