For a lawyer, the cardinal rule of billing is that you cannot bill two clients for the same hour of work. For a lawyer, inventory is limited to 24 hours in day.

For a pharmacy to operate legitimately, it has to take in orders for drugs and then dispense those orders. Without those two critical steps, it’s just a random place that has a whole lot of controlled substances. If a pharmacy eliminates those two steps, but still makes money,

that's a dealbreaker, ladies.

It is also almost certainly fraud.

Well, here you go: 4 Corners Pharmacy knowingly billed the U.S. Department of Labor for a compound supplement that was either not ordered by a licensed healthcare provider or was never delivered to beneficiaries. That’s just shuffling some paperwork around.

The whistleblower is going to clear a cool couple hundred thousand for doing the right thing here.

If you would like to report healthcare fraud , you can contact attorneys at Markowitz Herbold PC. Vivek Kothari is a former federal prosecutor who represents whistleblowers under the False Claims Act. For a free consultation, you can contact Vivek at 503-274-7425 or vivek@markowitzherbold.com.

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Vivek advises businesses and individuals on how to resolve disputes. He does it in a variety of areas including trade secrets, employment, securities, corporate governance, defamation, and contractual matters. Vivek has negotiated the resolution of complex disputes and has tried dozens of civil…

Vivek advises businesses and individuals on how to resolve disputes. He does it in a variety of areas including trade secrets, employment, securities, corporate governance, defamation, and contractual matters. Vivek has negotiated the resolution of complex disputes and has tried dozens of civil and criminal cases in federal and state courts. He’s led major investigations to identify waste, corruption, and fraud.

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