Knudsen v. AT&T Corp et al

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Case overview

Case Number:

3:13-cv-04542

Court:

California Northern

Nature of Suit:

Other Statutes: False Claims Act

Judge:

Charles R. Breyer

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  1. March 02, 2016

    AT&T Wants $1.4B FCA Suit Tossed For Good After Third Try

    AT&T asked a California federal judge Tuesday to definitively toss a $1.4 billion False Claims Act suit accusing the company of overbilling government agencies for cellphone service, saying the whistleblower's third try at a proper complaint still lacked specific allegations of agencies and contracts involved.

  2. October 09, 2015

    New $2.6B Suit Against Verizon, AT&T Gets Bad Reception

    A California federal judge on Friday tossed a Los Angeles government contractor's False Claims Act case accusing Verizon, Sprint and AT&T of filing $2.56 billion in fraudulent bills, saying the whistleblower failed to answer questions the judge raised when he last dismissed the suit.

  3. September 04, 2015

    Feds Blast Mobile Giants' Arguments In FCA Overcharge Suit

    AT&T Corp., Sprint Communication Co. and Verizon Wireless Inc. relied on "erroneous arguments" in bids to dismiss a whistleblower's False Claims Act allegations that they overcharged the federal government $1.4 billion for carrier services, the government told a California federal court Thursday.

  4. August 27, 2015

    AT&T Can't Ax $1.4B FCA Suit, Whistleblower Says

    A Los Angeles city government contractor asserted Wednesday that his renewed $1.4 billion False Claims Act suit sufficiently alleges AT&T Corp. deliberately denied the federal government discounts given to commercial customers, urging a California federal court Wednesday to ignore AT&T's dismissal bid.

  5. June 05, 2015

    Verizon, Sprint, AT&T Duck $2.6B False Claims Act Suit

    A California federal judge on Friday tossed a Los Angeles city government contractor's False Claims Act case accusing Verizon, Sprint Communication Co. and AT&T Corp. of filing $2.6 billion in fraudulent bills, saying he failed to spell out how the defendants allegedly injured the federal government.

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