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News/Compliance & Enforcement/Former Defense CEO Pays $20 Million to Settle FCA Allegations Related to Fraudulent Procurement of Small Business Contracts
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Former Defense CEO Pays $20 Million to Settle FCA Allegations Related to Fraudulent Procurement of Small Business Contracts

Luke Hillier, majority owner and former CEO of Virginia defense contractor ADS, Inc., has agreed to pay $20 million to settle whistleblower allegations that he violated the False Claims Act, by fraudulently obtaining federal set-aside contracts reserved for small businesses, by representing that ADS qualified as one.

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