Florida pharmacy Ven-A-Care and solo practitioner James Breen are scoring major wins in False Claims Act cases.
February 07, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Most law firms would rush to trumpet the kind of victories that Georgia attorney James Breen and his whistleblower client, Ven-A-Care of the Florida Keys Inc., have scored in recent weeks.
In December, Texas and the federal government announced $766 million in Medicare and Medicaid fraud settlements in cases brought by Ven-A-Care. Ven-A-Care’s share of those settlements? $155 million. On Feb. 1, a Texas jury awarded the state $170 million in the first Ven-A-Care case ever to reach trial.
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