Title: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Headings: Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
Mischarging Costs: Another Form of Procurement Fraud
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Content: For his assistance in helping the government recoup the $31.9 million, Brown received $3.6 million. As this important case illustrates yet again, whistleblowers are a critical link in ferreting out procurement fraud and mischarging costs that can, and do, occur in government contracting. If you have witnessed any form of government procurement fraud, including fraud in defense contracting or fraud tied to government healthcare programs, coming forward can provide both peace of mind and potential financial rewards. Partnering with our investigative team and attorneys who have significant knowledge of the False Claims Act (including its whistleblower protections and potential rewards) is a necessity in today’s crowded legal environment. Call us today to discuss in greater detail how we can work together to put a stop to cost mischarging by government contractors. Next week, we’ll examine procurement fraud and how defective pricing and price reductions are used to make false claims against the federal government. Posted in
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