An attorney who brought a False Claims case against a Mississippi long-term care provider using publicly available and later disproven information must pay the facility’s legal fees, a court has affirmed.
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A federal judge has ordered a Mississippi trucking company and its owner, Xavier Bailey, to pay more than $482,000 after finding Bailey made false statements in order to obtain funds through the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP). The post Mississippi trucking company to pay $482,000 for PPP scheme appeared first on FreightWaves.