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Carlson v. Dyncorp International, Inc.
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1:13-cv-00751
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February 28, 2014
DynCorp Gets Ex-Worker's Whistleblower FCA Suit Nixed
A Virginia federal judge on Friday threw out a former DynCorp International Inc. employee's suit accusing the military contractor of firing him after he questioned its alleged use of fraudulent billing practices, finding no evidence that DynCorp's practices defrauded the federal government.
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January 17, 2014
DynCorp Wants Atty's Whistleblower Suit Tossed
Military contractor DynCorp International Inc. on Thursday fired back against a whistleblower suit filed by an attorney who worked for the company and accused it of retaliating against him for challenging its allegedly fraudulent billings to the government, arguing his claims about its conduct are only "speculative."
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June 25, 2013
DynCorp Fired Atty For Whistleblowing, Suit Says
An attorney who formerly worked for DynCorp International Inc. accused the military contractor of firing him after he questioned the company's alleged use of fraudulent billing practices to deceive the federal government, according to a suit filed in Virginia federal court Thursday.