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Sable Offshore gets drilling win in fed appeals court
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Nevada healthcare provider sues Amgen for $7M in damages
Sagebrush Health Services, a nonprofit healthcare provider, has sued Thousand Oaks-based biotech giant Amgen for $7 million in damages in a dispute involving a federal drug discount program. Under the 340B Drug Pricing Program, drug manufacturers such as Amgen, in exchange for the benefit of selling their products at full price to federal health insurance Read More →
Teledyne subsidiary to pay $1.5M to resolve false claims act
Teledyne RISI, also known as Teledyne Electronic Safety Products, announced that it has been agreed to pay $1.5 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by supplying aircraft parts to the military that did not meet contract specifications. Announced Jan. 5, Teledyne RISI is an aerospace and defense electronics company based Read More →
Verizon to Pay $7.7M environmental settlement in Ventura County
Verizon Wireless will pay $7.7 million to resolve a civil action involving environmental violations at hundreds of the company’s wireless telecommunication cell towers across Southern California, Ventura County District Attorney Erik Nasarenko announced Jan. 5. “Verizon’s failure to comply with the law governing hazardous materials created avoidable risks,” Nasarenko said in a press release. An Read More →







