Civil Litigation
Apr. 16, 2019
False Claims Act suit settles, likely connected to former DOJ lawyer who obstructed justice
A qui tam False Claims Act suit that appears to have played a central role in the downfall of a former federal prosecutor convicted of tipping off private companies about sealed complaints against them has settled.
A qui tam False Claims Act suit that appears to have played a central role in the downfall of a former federal prosecutor convicted of tipping off private companies about sealed complaints against them has settled.
Sunnyvale-based cybersecurity software provider Fortinet Inc. has agreed to pay $545,000 to end the suit, which alleges the company violated federal labeling laws for government contractors by removing stickers from produc...
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