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• Protecting Patients: The False Claims Act discourages companies from selling unsafe medical equipment and technologies and discourages doctors and hospitals from performing unnecessary surgeries and procedures. By providing disincentives for medical fraud, the False Claims Act saves lives.
• Protecting Consumers: The False Claims Act discourages companies from shorting consumers on the numbers of pills purchased, repackaging old medicines and presenting them as new, and charging consumers more than what they should be paying for health care equipment, procedures and medicines. By helping ferret out fraud, the False Claims Act not only works to contain health care costs, it also helps consumers save money.
• Protecting Soldiers: The False Claims Act discourages government contractors from supplying guidance systems that do not guide, weapons that do not fire, and helicopters that crash. By helping ensure that our soldiers, airmen and sailors have equipment that operates in the field, the False Claims Act saves lives and makes us a stronger nation.
• Protecting Senior Citizens and the Disabled: The False Claim Act discourages nursing homes from delivering substandard care to nursing home patients, and price-gouging the Medicaid program for goods and services. By bolstering the financial integrity of Medicaid, the False Claims Act helps protects America's oldest, poorest and most vulnerable.
• Protecting the Environment: The False Claim Act discourages oil, timber and mining companies from ripping off U.S. taxpayers by extracting resources from public lands without adequately paying for that right. In addition, the False Claims Act is a powerful disincentive for companies to lie to the federal government about toxic waste cleanup and pollution abatement efforts. By helping to put more teeth into our environmental protection laws, the False Claims Act works to protect our natural environment for generations to come.

Our firm is only investigating claims in which a business entity, such as a company or medical practice, is submitting false claims to a governmental entity. We do not handle cases involving individuals receiving government benefits under false pretenses. (For example, we do not handle claims in which a person falsely claims a disability in order to receive government benefits.) For these types of claims, you should contact the appropriate government agency directly, such as Medicaid, and report the fraud. IRS Tax Fraud must exceed $2 Million

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