Whistleblower News: SEC Issues Whistleblower Nearly $5M Award, SEC Charges Dialysis Provider, Sackler Family Says Billions Collected From Purdue Not Abuse, Kansas To Get $27.6M From Firm Investigated Over Drug Costs
SEC Issues Whistleblower Nearly $5 Million Award
SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today announced an award of nearly $5 million to a whistleblower who provided critical information and assistance that led to the success of a covered action. The whistleblower’s information helped the SEC to more quickly and efficiently bring an action that returned millions of dollars to harmed investors. read more »
SEC Charges Dialysis Provider and Three Former Senior Executives with Revenue Manipulation Scheme
SEC
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged American Renal Associates Holdings, Inc. (ARA), a provider of dialysis services through clinics across the country, with engaging in a revenue manipulation scheme that resulted in the restatement of several years of financial reporting. The SEC also charged two of ARA’s former chief financial officers, Jonathan Wilcox and Jason Boucher, and former ARA Controller, Karen Smith, for their misconduct related to the scheme. read more »
Sackler family says billions collected from Purdue not abuse of bankruptcy law
REUTERS
Members of the Sackler family on Monday said billions of dollars they collected from Purdue Pharma before the company filed for Chapter 11 was the result of extra cash, not part of a "secret plan" to abuse the bankruptcy system. read more »
Kansas to get $27.6M from firm investigated over drug costs
AP
Kansas will receive nearly $27.6 million from a legal settlement with the company that manages prescription costs for its Medicaid program, after an investigation into whether the company had overcharged the state, Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced Monday. read more »