accused the company of retaliation, finding that a jury must ultimately decide whether she was terminated for blowing the whistle on alleged unlawful accounting practices. In his order filed Wednesday in the Middle District of Florida, U. S. District Judge John Antoon II denied a motion for partial summary judgment filed by Sandra Kuba, and partially granted and denied a summary judgment motion filed by DFS, which provides financial services to a subsidiary of the Walt Disney Co. Judge Antoon denied Kuba's request for summary judgment. . .
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AIDS Healthcare Foundation will pay $1.44 million to resolve allegations that it violated federal law by submitting false or invalid codes to inflate payments from the Medicare Advantage program. ...