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$12.5 Million Win, Defense Contracting Fraud

ALLEGED FAILURE TO TEST PARTS USED IN PLANES, SUBMARINES, AND SPACE EQUIPMENT

A Whistleblower Partners attorney led the representation of Allen Davis, a former quality assurance manager at Northrop’s Navigation Systems Division facility in Salt Lake City, who brought a qui tam action under the False Claims Act, alleging the defense contractor failed to test properly certain commercial parts it supplied for navigation systems in warplanes, submarines, and space equipment. Northrop ultimately settled the case for $12.5 million with Mr. Davis receiving a portion of that amount as a whistleblower award. See Reuters.

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