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> Because she discovered the alleged fraud and filed a complaint under the Civil War-era False Claims Act, Feinberg and her lawyers received an eye-popping $69
by spamizbad 3y ago
> Because she discovered the alleged fraud and filed a complaint under the Civil War-era False Claims Act, Feinberg and her lawyers received an eye-popping $69 million from the settlement. Her share — around $40 million before taxes, hit her family bank account last week, said Feinberg, 39.
This is so awesome. Good work and well deserved!
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- vwcx 3y agoAgreed. It's a phenomenal incentive to help pressure adherence to law. Now if we could just get this applied to issues of political insider trading and conflicts of interest!