Gilead scores a $33M settlement from its campaign against ‘colossal financial fraud’
More than 18 months and 860 court filings later, Gilead has bagged a new settlement in its campaign against a group of companies that participated in an alleged fraud aimed at its free meds program for people at risk of HIV.
Gilead, along with healthcare clinic Well Care and execs Mike Peacock and Shajuandrine Garcia, reached a settlement worth $33 million last week. Gilead is dropping its allegations against the clinic, and the parties involved will pay their own attorney fees.
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