The whistleblowers alleged that the hospital was improperly billing split/shared visits as if patients were seen by a physician when they were only seen by a midlevel provider. Right [...]
Georgia requires licensed nurses to perform infusions; our whistleblower nurse discovered her co-workers were unqualified medical assistants. Bracker & Marcus LLC is pleased to announce that the federal government has [...]
Given to twenty lawyers under the age of 40, Marcus is being recognized for his achievements in representing whistleblowers in False Claims Act cases. Today, I am proud to announce [...]
As vaccinations roll out and we all begin our return to normalcy—or at least, to the “new normal,” so too does our firm. Various False Claims Act settlements that have [...]
The Fourth of July is a particularly meaningful holiday for the lawyers at Bracker & Marcus. The existence of our firm and the premise of our legal practice is protecting [...]
Pharmacist Claims AlixaRx Took Govt. Money for Dispensed Drugs That Weren’t Prescribed In May, the Department of Justice announced that AlixaRx LLC would pay $2.75 million to resolve allegations brought [...]
Jason Marcus was recently invited to be a guest on a new web series about the False Claims Act hosted by fellow qui tam attorney Tony Munter. They talked a [...]
The Sixth Circuit held that the False Claims Act anti-retaliation provision applies to retaliatory acts performed after the employment is terminated. On March 31, 2021, I had what I can [...]
Julie Bracker listed as a Super Lawyer; Jason Marcus listed as a Rising Star Once again, Bracker & Marcus LLC is proud to announce that Super Lawyers Magazine has selected [...]
Happy New Year, whistleblower blog readers! Today, I am looking back on the unexpected year that was 2020. For our firm, it was a transitional year, as we expanded, moved, [...]
