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On March 26, the following four entities agreed to pay roughly $62 million to settle a whistleblower’s allegations under the False Claims Act: Seoul Medical Group (SMG), a medical practice that h...

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Shell Games: Oil Slicks, Exploding Death Boats, and the Whistleblower They’d Rather You Forget Here we go again. Shell—the ethical oil behemoth that brought you climate chaos, fiery floating gas ...

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