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McLain v. KBR, Inc.
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1:08-cv-00499
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August 13, 2015
4th Circ. Won't Revive FCA Row Over KBR's Iraq Electric Job
The Fourth Circuit on Thursday shot down a former KBR Inc. employee's effort to revive a False Claims Act lawsuit alleging the military contractor billed the government for faulty electrical work at U.S. Army bases in Iraq, finding the suit's fraud claims were not specific enough.
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August 06, 2014
Ex-KBR Employee Appeals Dismissal of FCA Suit To 4th Circ.
A former KBR Inc. employee is seeking to revive a False Claims Act suit alleging the military contractor billed the government for faulty electrical work at U.S. Army bases in Iraq, filing a notice of appeal to the Fourth Circuit on Wednesday.
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February 28, 2013
KBR Employee's FCA Suit Over Iraq Electrical Work Tossed
A Virginia federal judge Wednesday tossed a False Claims Act suit brought by a former KBR Inc. employee who claims the military contractor billed the government for faulty electrical work at U.S. Army bases in Iraq.
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November 07, 2012
KBR Says FCA Suit Over Iraq Electrical Work Lacks Specifics
KBR Inc. pressed a Virginia federal judge Monday to dismiss a False Claims Act suit by a former employee who claims the military contractor billed the government for faulty electrical work at U.S. Army bases in Iraq, saying the complaint did not identify specific, fraudulent invoices.