In the Press
The whistleblower attorneys of Constantine Cannon often appear in the media discussing topics of interest to whistleblowers and others. Here, you will find a selection of these appearances.
July 17, 2020
Whistleblower attorney Ari Yampolsky was quoted in the Law360 article, How A Compliance Chief Went From Ignored To Whistleblower. Click here to read more.July 13, 2020
Partner Mary Inman featured in a RAC Monitor podcast, Cash and Lavish Goodies to Bribe Physicians to Prescribe Novartis Drugs: Anatomy of FCA Allegations. Click here to tune in.July 10, 2020
Partner Eric Havian quoted in the Los Angeles Times article, Billions in possible damages turn to zero in 14-year legal battle over water pipe. Click here to read more.July 9, 2020
Henry Su and others at Constantine Cannon successfully defended Supreme Foodservice in a retaliatory False Claims Act lawsuit filed by a competitor. Click here to read the article.July 7, 2020
Partner Anne Hartman was quoted in The Pew Charitable Trusts article, Coronavirus Fraudsters Keep Prosecutors Busy. Click here to read the article.June 30, 2020
Ari Yampolsky quoted in Reuters article "DOJ: False Claims Act whistleblowers must disclose litigation funding." (login required)June 29, 2020
The $57 million settlement in Visiting Nurse Service of New York received extensive press coverage, with articles quoting Gordon Schnell, Marlene Koury, Dan Vitellli, and Hamsa Mahendranathan.- Politico, Visiting nurse group agrees to $57M settlement in whistleblower suit
- Home Health Care News, VNSNY Agrees to $57M Settlement in Whistleblower Suit Related to Physician Care Plans
- Modern Healthcare, Visiting Nurse Service of New York agrees to pay $57 million in landmark false-claims settlement
- Law360 (subscription required), Home Health Care Nonprofit To Pay $57M In Record FCA Deal
- Bloomberg Law (subscription required), N.Y. Nurse Service Agrees to $57 Million Fraud Settlement
- Crain's New York Business (subscription required), Visiting Nurse Service of New York agrees to pay $57 million in landmark false-claims settlement
June 27, 2020
Constantine Cannon partner Gordon Schnell quoted in the New York Daily News on the firm’s landmark $57M whistleblower settlement against Visiting Nurse Service of New York.Constantine Cannon Announces $57 Million Whistleblower Settlement with the Largest Not-For-Profit Home Health Care Agency in the United States
Posted 06/25/20