Theranos in Court: Holmes Sentenced to 11 Years Behind Bars
After delays in sentencing and attempts by her legal team to win a mistrial, Holmes was sentenced last week for her role in defrauding investors of millions.
SCOTUS Won’t Weigh in on How Whistleblowers Make Valid FCA Claims
The court recently denied the petition to hear a case that would have helped offer clarity on what evidence whistleblowers need to file qui tam lawsuits under the FCA.
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Lab Tests the Theme in Recent Enforcement Actions
A doctor settles alleged FCA violations involving genetic tests, while a clinical lab owner pleads guilty for his role in another scheme.
Labs in Court: Could Elizabeth Holmes Get a New Trial?
In this month’s roundup of key lab-related cases, a bizarre twist in the Theranos saga leads to a slim chance of a mistrial.
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November 2022 Enforcement Scorecard: UDTs and Genetic Tests
Most of the recent settlements and enforcement actions involving labs related to medically unnecessary UDTs and genetic tests.
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