Justin Sumner represented a whistleblower in a Qui Tam case who alleged that fraudulent Medicaid claims were being made by a local medical imaging company. After the company agreed to a $3.5 million settlement with the state and federal governments, it was discovered that the imaging company president had made a sizable donation to the Texas attorney general. Justin was quoted extensively about the case in national media publications.
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Whistleblower’s attorney wants proof that Ken Paxton had no conflict over donor investigation
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Texas attorney general accepted $100,000 gift while investigating company
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Texas AG Ken Paxton faces new investigation under bribery statute over $100K gift
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Paxton took gift from head of firm his office was investigating Justin Sumner, a Dallas-based attorney for the whistleblower who brought the lawsuit, said the state was involved in investigating Preferred Imaging. |
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Ken Paxton investigated for accepting $100,000 gift Justin Sumner, a Dallas lawyer for the whistleblower who sued Preferred Imaging, said that Paxton’s Medicaid fraud unit was part of the investigation. |