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Report on Medicare Compliance 31, no. 2 (January 17, 2022) - Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals Inc., an academic medical center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has entered into...
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS - GSA Polaris and the New SCRM Requirements: Supply Chain Risk May Put Your Proposal at Risk - With the release of GSA Polaris around...
Headlines that Matter for Companies and Executives in Regulated Industries Pharmaceutical Company Agrees to Pay $12.6 Million to Settle FCA Allegations Involving Kickbacks On Tuesday, the Department of Justice announced a $12.6 million settlement with Incyte Corporation, a Delaware pharmaceutical company, to resolve False Claims Act allegations relating to Incyte’s drug Jakafi, a drug approved to treat myelofibrosis. The qui tam claims were brought by a former compliance executive at Incyte, who will receive approximately $3.59 million of the recovery. According to the government, betwe...
What you look at is a guy who went overseas and asked for money from a government that was essentially already being shaken down by the u.s. government. and being shaken down by the u.s. government because of things that rudy giuliani was bringing to the attention of the u.s. government. looks like, you know, essentially a kickback scheme and so, you know, rudy giuliani's in the center of this and the president said to bill o'reilly he didn't direct rudy giuliani and let me stop there for a second. he said it to bill o'reilly. he's talking to the family there, he's talking to supporters of bot...
To a grand jury the very next day, and they were expecting that grand jury to indict the vice president. and, boy, did vice president agnew not want to be indicted. he did not want a criminal case against himself. that's why he was asking for the impeachment instead. he thought maybe that would derail this pending prosecution. he hoped the justice department would see that as a sort of constitutionally preferable and more simple alternative. maybe that would stop this criminal investigation, this pending criminal indictment, this expected criminal trial of him. it was a desperate gambit by spi...