Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc. and whistleblower Brian Markus settled a False Claims Act suit alleging that the company misled the government about its cybersecurity practices to gain missile defense and rocket engine contracts, according to a court filing.
“Aerojet agreed to pay $9 million to settle the False Claims Act claims, plus a confidential amount for attorneys fees and an additional confidential amount to settle a separate dispute between Brian Markus and Aerojet,” said Markus’ attorney, David Schecter of Miller Barondess LLP, Los Angeles.
Markus will receive a 25 to 30% share of the settlement, but the exact amount is ...
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