Eye Product Co. Says Feds' Attys Breached No-Contact Rule

By Kaitlyn Burton · July 26, 2019, 6:54 PM EDT

An eye product supplier accused of paying kickbacks to doctors urged a Minnesota federal court to disqualify U.S. government attorneys in addition to throwing out the False Claims Act lawsuit, saying...

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Documents

Memorandum

Case Information

Case Title

United States of America, ex rel., et al v. Sightpath Medical, Inc., et al

Case Number

Court

Minnesota

Nature of Suit

Other Statutes: False Claims Act

Date Filed

November 01, 2013

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