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United States ex rel Jane Doe et al v. Education Holdings 1, Inc. et al
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January 31, 2013
Ex-Workers Reach $5M Deal In Princeton Review FCA Suit
A trio of former employees for The Princeton Review Inc. agreed on Tuesday to repay the government a total of about $5 million after allegedly bilking a federal program for tutoring underprivileged schoolchildren, settling civil and criminal claims in an employee whistleblower suit over the fraud filed in New York federal court.
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December 20, 2012
Ex-Princeton Review Owner Puts Up $10M To End FCA Suit
The former owner of The Princeton Review Inc. admitted Wednesday to bilking millions of dollars from a federal program for underprivileged schoolchildren by seeking reimbursement for after-school tutoring it didn't actually provide, agreeing to pay $10 million to settle an employee whistleblower suit over the fraud.
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May 01, 2012
Princeton Review Billed US For Tutoring It Didn't Do: Suit
The U.S. government joined a whistleblower suit unsealed Tuesday in New York federal court alleging The Princeton Review Inc. bilked a federal program for underprivileged schoolchildren out of millions of dollars by seeking reimbursement for after-school tutoring it didn't actually provide.