Litigation
Oct. 1, 2014
Judge may retry issues in JM Eagle false claims lawsuit
A federal judge on Monday indicated he may retry issues decided last year in a headline-garnering trial that ended with a jury finding that a manufacturer of PVC pipes had knowingly submitted false claims to government entities.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A federal judge on Monday indicated he may retry issues decided last November in a headline-garnering trial that ended with a jury finding that a manufacturer of PVC pipes had knowingly submitted false claims to numerous government entities.
The qui tam lawsuit filed by dozens of governmental entities alleges that Los Angeles-based JM Eagle fraudulently sold substandard PVC pipe to numerous government ...
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