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Twenty-six people claim to have blown the whistle on Columbia/HCA, the world's largest health care company, which is in a world of trouble. When the company agreed to fork over $745 million to settle a portion of the federal criminal and civil charges it faces for allegedly cheating Medicare (the company does not admit wrongdoing), there were 26 happy faces. Under the False Claims Act, if this tentative pact holds, the helpful whistleblowers and their lawyers will get a 15 percent-to-25 percent cut.
May 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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