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Silva et al v. VICI Marketing, LLC et al
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8:15-cv-00444
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Nature of Suit:
Other Statutes: False Claims Act
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December 12, 2022
Feds Cut Deal With Pharmacy In Prescription Kickback Suit
Florida federal prosecutors have reached a settlement agreement with a Florida pharmacy that was sued after allegedly charging federal programs for pain medication at greatly inflated prices in exchange for kickbacks.
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February 13, 2019
Pharmacy Must Face $21M Prescription Kickback Suit
A Florida federal judge on Wednesday turned down a pharmacy's bid to escape a $21 million False Claims Act suit, but did allow a sister company facing less tangible allegations to step away.
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January 28, 2019
Feds Want FCA Suit Over $21M Kickback Scheme To Proceed
The U.S. government urged a Florida federal court Friday to allow its False Claims Act suit against a pharmacy to move forward, arguing the complaint adequately laid out details of an alleged $21 million kickback scheme and claiming that company and its owner knew they were breaking the law.
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October 19, 2018
Fla. Pharmacy Hit With False Claims Suit Over Kickbacks
The federal government has filed suit against a Florida pharmacy, alleging the business engaged in illegal kickback schemes with marketers that resulted in the federal Tricare program paying more than $21 million in reimbursements for prescriptions induced in violation of the False Claims Act.