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The whistleblower complaint specifically claims that a document known as a “superbill” was placed in each patient’s chart at the wound centers prior to any visits. The superbill lists all procedures and corresponding billing codes. Physicians were supposed to “check off the procedures that were allegedly, but were in many instances not, done,”according to the lawsuit. Read More »

A former vice president of the Battery Park City Authority has filed a federal whistleblower lawsuit, claiming he was fired for exposing corruption in the awarding of contracts, The Post has learned.   Kirk Swanson, a former VP and chief contracts officer at the state agency, alleges he “discovered that high-level BPCA employees were making Read More »

Defense contractor L-3 Communications Holdings Inc. agreed to pay $4.6 million to resolve whistleblower allegations it overcharged the federal government, the latest development in a long-running case exposed by one of its employees.   Robert A. Martin, the employee who filed the so-called whistleblower complaint in Georgia federal court, will receive $798,675 as part of Read More »

The accusation: A New Jersey company sold catheters meant to thread through veins to the very threshold of the heart, even though the company knew that they were prone to fraying and breaking “with grave complications,” including emergency surgery.   That’s how Dr. William St. John LaCorte, of Metairie, La., characterized the practices of C.R. Read More »

The state technology manager who leaked former Gov. John Kitzhaber’s emails to a reporter has agreed to resign in exchange for a $286,000 settlement with the state of Oregon.   In the deal finalized last week, Michael Rodgers agreed not to sue the state.   A lawyer for Rodgers filed notice in July that he Read More »