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United States Of America v. American International Group, Inc.
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March 26, 2015
Ex-AIG HR Director Wants 3rd Shot At Bailout Suit Fix
A former human resources director of American International Group Inc. claiming the company lied about the value of its subsidiaries and improperly received a $25 billion federal bailout is hoping the third time's the charm and has asked a New York federal judge for permission to polish his False Claims Act allegations.
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May 09, 2014
CORRECTED: Ex-Director Hits AIG With FCA Suit Over $25B 'Bailout'
American International Group Inc. has been hit with a False Claims Act suit by a former human resources director who says the company lied to the United States to avoid billions of dollars in obligations, according to documents unsealed Friday in New York federal court. Correction: An earlier story described allegations in a superseded version of the complaint. The error has been corrected.