#double billing

Apparently Lina Romay is two characters in this movie appearing as Lina Romay and as her blond wigged alter ego Candy Coster.

Lawsuit Alleges Hundreds of Millions In Overbilling In 2015, a whistleblower filed a qui tam lawsuit against Epic Systems for violating the False Claims Act, alleging that Epic caused the billing systems to double-bill the government for anesthesia services. The plaintiff-whistleblower (“Relator”), Geraldine Petrowski, worked at WakeMed Health in Raleigh, North Carolina between 2008 and…

A False Claims Act suit filed against electronic health records system giant Epic was unsealed late last week, claiming that its financial system enables a form of double billing that could have resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars of extra charges paid by the government. The two-year-old suit is being brought by a former…

A recently unsealed whistleblower lawsuit claims Epic’s billing software prompted hundreds of hospitals across the country to double-bill Medicare and Medicaid for anesthesia services, prompting “hundreds of millions of dollars” in fraudulent payments. The lawsuit, originally filed in 2015, was unsealed on Thursday. The federal government declined to intervene in the case earlier this year, but the…

 Centerra Services International Inc. Agrees to Pay $7.4 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations Related to Wartime Contract Centerra Services International Inc., formerly known as Wackenhut Services LLC, has agreed to pay $7.4 million to resolve allegations that Wackenhut violated the False Claims Act by double billing and inflating labor costs in connection with…

Non-Ethical Billing – Busted!

Lawyer Ordered to Pay Back $633,000 in Fees, by Thomas J. Crane, San Antonio Employment Law Blog

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The right to confront one’s accusers in trial is a fundamental principle of our judicial system. Or, is it? One lawyer learned that confronting one’s accusers is not so fundamental, after all.

Ernesto Martinez, Jr. was accused of double billing. That is, he was accused of…

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Check your bill: Co-op admits it has charged customers twice

A technical blip has left hundreds of thousands of Co-op customers out of pocket. The problem has meant anyone who paid with a credit or debit card for goods or fuel from the group's shops or filling stations on Tuesday will have been charged twice. A spokesman said: "We would like to apologise to all those affected, and reassure customers that refunds will be made directly in to their accounts within 24 hours. We will also reimburse any customers who have incurred bank charges as a result of this error. These customers should contact our customer careline.”

Due to a processing error customers who shopped with us or used a petrol filling station on 7 July using a credit or debit card were charged twice.

Co-op spokesman