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Becker et al v. Tools & Metals Inc
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April 01, 2013
Fed-Up Judge Blasts Fee Dispute In $16M Lockheed FCA Suit
A Texas federal judge on Sunday castigated Lockheed Martin Corp. and two whistleblowers for bickering over attorneys' fees more than a year after the defense contractor settled a False Claims Act suit for $15.8 million, warning the parties "not to test the court's patience" with additional motions.
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March 23, 2012
Lockheed To Pay US $15.8M To End Overcharging Claims
Lockheed Martin Corp. will pay $15.8 million to the U.S. government and two whistleblowers to resolve allegations in Texas federal court that it recklessly passed on a supplier's inflated costs for tools used on military aircraft, the government said Friday.
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July 15, 2011
US Denied Quick Win In FCA Suit Over Lockheed Pact
A Texas federal judge on Wednesday denied the federal government's request for summary judgment in a False Claims Act qui tam suit against Lockheed Martin Corp., ruling that he could not conclusively say that Lockheed's contract with a supplier was illegitimate.
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January 21, 2011
US Seeks $10M Judgment For Lockheed Tool Payments
The U.S. government has asked for summary judgment in a False Claims Act suit against Lockheed Martin Corp., saying the company improperly charged it for $10 million of tools purchased from a supplier under an illegitimate contract.