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November 16, 2015
For-Profit College Co. To Pay $96M In Recruitment FCA Case
Education Management Corp. has agreed to shell out nearly $96 million to settle a series of False Claims Act cases accusing the for-profit college company of reaping billions worth of federal and state education funds by using improper incentives to recruit new students.
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June 18, 2014
For-Profit School Can't Toss Relators From $11B FCA Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge Wednesday rejected for-profit college company Education Management Corp.'s bid to remove the qui tam relators from an $11 billion False Claims Act suit over alleged fraudulent recruitment efforts, saying EDMC didn't show that the relators based their claims on publicly disclosed information.
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May 06, 2014
For-Profit Schools Can't Escape $11B FCA Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Tuesday rejected for-profit college company Education Management Corp.'s attempt to dismiss an $11 billion False Claims Act suit accusing it of violating compensation rules by basing part of admission officers' salaries on the number of students they recruit, ruling discovery must be completed.
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July 29, 2013
Extensive Discovery OK'd In $11B Education Funding FCA Suit
Over objections from the U.S. and the defendants, a Pennsylvania federal judge last week approved a special master's reports outlining the massive discovery process expected as part of an $11 billion False Claims Act whistleblower suit over alleged fraudulent recruitment efforts by a for-profit education company.
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June 12, 2013
US Holding Back Docs In FCA Case, For-Profit Educator Says
For-profit college chain owner Education Management Corp. blasted the federal government on Tuesday for trying to sidestep a special master's discovery recommendation in a False Claims Act whistleblower suit in Pennsylvania over $11 billion in educational assistance funding.
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May 30, 2013
For-Profit School Co. Says US Overreaching In $11B FCA Suit
For-profit college chain owner Education Management Corp. on Tuesday slammed a pair of special master discovery recommendations in a false claims whistleblower suit in Pennsylvania over $11 billion in federal funding, saying the government's document requests far exceed the scope of the suit.
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April 12, 2013
US Loses Bid For Doc Disclosure In $11B False Claims Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Friday shot down the federal government's objection to a special master's recommendation barring disclosure of confidential materials in a whistleblower suit accusing for-profit college chain owner Education Management Corp. of falsely claiming it was eligible for $11 billion in federal funding.
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May 14, 2012
Judge Flunks Part Of $11B FCA Suit Against College Co.
A Pennsylvania federal judge on Friday threw out a small portion of an $11 billion False Claims Act suit against for-profit college chain owner Education Management Corp., ruling the company's compensation plan was not illegal as written, but could still be in violation as implemented.
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December 08, 2011
DOJ Pans For-Profit College Co.'s Bid To Nix Fraud Suit
The U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday rebuked a motion to dismiss a whistleblower suit against for-profit college chain owner Education Management Corp., insisting the government had done more than enough to state fraud claims over the $11 billion the company received in federal aid.
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August 08, 2011
For-Profit College Co. Made $11B In False Claims: US
The federal government and four states sued Education Management Corp. in Pennsylvania federal court on Monday, intervening in a whistleblower case brought by two former employees that accuses the for-profit college company of falsely claiming it was eligible for $11 billion in federal education funding.