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An immoral moral of a story …
Massachusetts charges two laboratories with health care fraud | The Pathology Blawg In just the last year, the state of Massachusetts was reported to be investigating Quest and LabCorp for possible Medicare fraud, settled with Calloway Labs for $20 million (again involving urine drug … Continue reading
NYT ignores imminent wrongful execution to play spin the IP
Questions for Mississippi Doctor After Thousands of Autopsies – NYTimes.com During the past several months, in courthouses around Mississippi, four new petitions have been quietly submitted on behalf of people in prison arguing that they were wrongfully convicted on the … Continue reading
LabCorp, MedTox … a match made in hell (a/k/a The Beltway)
Usually it’s easy to repost what The Pathology Blawg writes on WordPress. But not today. The post I wanted to draw attention to is titled “Third, fourth and fifth law firms announce investigation of MEDTOX Scientific.“ You really should read … Continue reading
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Tagged corporate predation, FTC, LabCorp, media mega-mergers, MedTox, Orchid Cellmark, SEC
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Palm Beach Post – unfair and unbalanced
Florida legislature keeps victims of government wrongdoing waiting for compensation “William Dillon, who now lives in Raleigh, N.C., will get $1.35 million for spending 27 years in prison for a murder the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office in 2008 proved he … Continue reading
FTC published letter re LabCorp, Orchid Cellmark – too late, too lackluster
My guess is that Ohio’s Governor John Kasich isn’t going to be any happier than I am with the FTC Secretary Donald S. Clark’s portrayal of competition in forensic DNA testing, at least not after the governor is made aware … Continue reading
FTC, DoJ, Bar Association okay with higher DNA test costs keeping killers, rapists free
Over $88M was disbursed last year in federal DNA Backlog Reduction Funding Awards. Years ago (pre-automation that speeds DNA testing and reduces test costs), that $88M+ could be expected to cover costs to test @2,786,025 pieces of evidence, getting a … Continue reading
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Tagged conviction corruption, Crosley Green, DNA, DOJ, DoJ Antitrust Division, FTC, IRS Oversight Board, Jeffrey Abramowski, LabCorp, Orchid Cellmark
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LabCorp, lift-offs, and beat-downs …
Albert Flowers, a 66-year-old man suffering from dementia, was kicked and beaten after an officer disabled his in-car video. Because it happened in Brevard County, Florida, the travesty is tied to conviction corruption that is being further clouded by corporate … Continue reading
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Tagged FBI, Gary Bennett, DOJ, prosecutorial misconduct, William "Tommy" Zeigler, Linroy Bottoson, John Preston, Norm Wolfinger, Juan Ramos, Wilton Dedge, John Dean Moxley, officer misconduct, DNA, William Dillon, Orchid Cellmark, LabCorp, Rick Scott, Gerald Stano, suspect evidence, suspect forensics, Jeffrey Abramowski, DoJ Antitrust Division, Westcliff, Melbourne Police Department, Palm Bay Police Department, Albert Flowers, Chis White, Mike Haridopolos
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LabCorp, Bank of America, Antitrust and Tinkerbell …
… this email constitutes a timely request that you prevent LabCorp’s intended acquisition of Westcliff Medical Laboratories in addition to undoing LabCorp’s acquisition of Orchid Cellmark, and then breaking both down into entities small enough to compete on price, quality … Continue reading
