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: Virginia Qui Tam LawThe Virginia Fraud Against Taxpayers Act Finally Makes the Front Page of Virginia Lawyers Weekly
By Zachary A. Kitts

At long last, the Virginia Fraud Against Taxpayers Act has finally made the pages of Virginia Lawyers Weekly. Special thanks for Peter Vieth for this excellent article, and to all of the others who worked on the Siddiqui case, especially Special Assistant Attorney General Guy Horsley and Senior Assistant Attorney General Ellen Coates.
You can check the article out here. Let me say also that I hope we will not hold the record of "largest non-healthcare recovery" for very long.
Full post as published by Virginia Qui Tam Law on November 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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Repossessed car wins $700,000 Settlement
A class action lawsuit that was brought against Virginia Beach-based Tidewater Finance Co., alleging that the company had questionable repossession practices, has been settled.
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fraud case ends in mistrial.
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allegedly failed to correct problems with the front passenger air bag system in thousands of 2007 Lexus ES350 vehicles.

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