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Frascella v. Oracle Corporation et al
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October 06, 2011
Oracle To Pay Record $200M To End Software FCA Suit
Oracle Corp. agreed on Thursday to pay nearly $200 million to settle a former employee's whistleblower lawsuit claiming it defrauded the government on a software contract with the U.S. General Services Administration — the largest-ever settlement of a False Claims Act suit involving the GSA.
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April 22, 2011
Whistleblower Demands Reed Smith Docs In Oracle Suit
A whistleblower who accused Oracle Corp. of defrauding the government asked a Virginia federal judge on Friday to compel Reed Smith LLP, the firm that handled the software giant's government contract, to comply with his subpoena.
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March 24, 2011
Whistleblower Challenges Privilege In Oracle FCA Suit
Oracle Corp. was accused Wednesday of using Reed Smith LLP as a "sword instead of a shield" in a Virginia whistleblower suit claiming the company violated the False Claims Act by giving the federal government less favorable discounts than commercial customers.
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September 28, 2010
Oracle Says DOJ's Claims Too Late In Contract Dispute
Oracle Corp. has asked a federal judge to toss the U.S. Department of Justice's complaint in a qui tam suit accusing the software company of defrauding the government on a contract with the U.S. General Services Administration, arguing that the DOJ's claims are inadequately pled, inconsistent and untimely.