Federal and Tennessee prosecutors adequately alleged that
The plaintiffs say Walgreens, acting through store manager and pharmacist Amber Reilly, knowingly submitted or caused to be submitted materially false information to TennCare for dozens of enrollees who lacked eligibility for Medicaid reimbursement.
Walgreens argued that it can’t be vicariously liable under the FCA because plaintiffs didn’t show the company knew about allegedly fraudulent actions while they were taking place. ...
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