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October 20, 2017
IBM FCA Suit Over Emergency Program Settles Before Trial
A whistleblower suit against IBM Corp. over $50 million in allegedly false claims for federal grant funds meant for a public safety project in Cook County, Illinois, settled just days ahead of its scheduled trial in Illinois federal court, according to court records.
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October 06, 2017
IBM Can't Exit FCA Suit Over Emergency Response Program
An Illinois federal judge ruled Friday that IBM Corp. can't escape a whistleblower suit over $50 million in allegedly false claims for federal grant funds meant for an emergency response project, saying there is enough evidence for a jury to ponder the majority of the suit's charges.
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April 05, 2017
IBM Must Support Privilege Claims For Docs In $50M FCA Suit
A federal magistrate judge in Illinois on Tuesday gave IBM 10 days to amend an extensive list of documents it claims are protected from discovery in a $50 million False Claims Act suit over allegations the company double-billed Cook County for inadequate work on municipal vehicle communications systems.
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February 26, 2015
IBM Can't Duck $50M FCA Suit Over Botched DHS Contract
IBM Corp. on Thursday lost its bid to dismiss a False Claims Act suit in Illinois federal court accusing it of conspiring with other companies to submit approximately $50 million worth of fraudulent claims for a U.S. Department of Homeland Security emergency response project that went awry.