Pharmaceutical Fraud

Pharmaceutical manufacturers have been found guilty of perpetrating fraud against Medicare and Medicaid programs costing tax payers billions of dollars each year.

Such types of pharmaceutical fraud include:

• Marketing of drugs for health credits;
• Illegal kickbacks;
• Inflating the price of medication.
• Pharmaceutical manufacturers, despite the agreement they have with Medicaid, which is to charge them the best price offered, may fraudulently charge more for prescriptions reimbursed by Medicaid. The amount charged to Medicaid may be fraudulent if it is an amount more than they seek for the same medications to wholesalers, private insurers and businesses.

Without the information provided by whistleblowers filing a qui tam claim under the federal and state false claims act, pharmaceutical fraud would go undetected by the government.

If you have any first hand knowledge, information or evidence related to acts of fraud perpetrated against the federal, state, or city government, please contact us for a free and confidential consultation by calling our 24/7 hotline at 212-605-6200 or toll free at 1.888.FRAUD.USA (1.888.372.8387), or by submitting an email inquiry.

The whistleblower attorneys at Levy Phillips and Konigsberg, LLP, have the dedication and resources it takes to successfully prosecute a Qui Tam case. We can protect your rights, fight fraud and obtain the compensation you deserve.

This information is for educational purposes. It is not offered as and does not constitute legal advice or legal opinions. You should not act or rely upon this information without seeking the advice of an attorney.