Anti-kickback statute as represented by a doctor receiving a bribe

Anti-Kickback Statute Violations: Nonprofit Health System Settles Allegations of False Claims Act, Pays $47.1 million

In December 2023 ChristianaCare, a nonprofit health system, agreed to pay $47.1 million in order to settle a Qui Tam case brought forth by Ronald Sherman, the former Corporate Compliance officer of Christiana. The whistleblower alleged that the health system violated the federal and Delaware False Claims Act, as well as the Anti-Kickback Statute by...

Canadian Scales of Justice, representing the BCSC whistleblower program

BCSC Whistleblower Program to Combat Investment Fraud and Market Misconduct

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) will now reward individuals who provide valuable information regarding investment fraud and other serious market misconduct. The whistleblower awards, ranging from $1,000 to $250,000, will be determined based on the promptness of the information’s reporting, its contribution to enforcement outcomes, the severity of the misconduct, and other relevant factors. In certain...

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Anti-Kickback Statute Violations: Nonprofit Health System Settles Allegations of False Claims Act, Pays $47.1 million

BCSC Whistleblower Program to Combat Investment Fraud and Market Misconduct

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