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False Certification Case Settled for $9 million
This case settlement is a recent example of false claims act liability based upon false certification. Although this is not a healthcare fraud case, we point out that false certification in the healthcare fraud field is still probably going strong and the basis for liability.To see a brief story, click here.
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| Category Medicare Fraud | Posted August 10th, 2006 |
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