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Erickson v. Biogen, Inc
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February 25, 2020
Biogen Saleswoman's $6M Firing Award Trimmed To $3.5M
A Seattle federal judge trimmed a $6 million award to about $3.5 million for a former Biogen salesperson who claimed she was fired for reporting possible Medicare fraud, saying the jury miscalculated how much the firing cost her and punished the company more harshly than federal law allows.
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November 07, 2019
Biogen Owes $6M For Firing Over FCA Reporting, Sex Bias
A Seattle federal jury awarded nearly $6 million Wednesday to a former senior salesperson for biotech company Biogen, finding it punished the territory manager for reporting possible Medicare fraud as well as for being female.