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In another, she said, an employee reported being fired after refusing to overbill for services.

It said one method was to overbill the Palestinian government for real estate purchases made in its name.

Where I have a contract with the client for time and the overbill was a markup of the bill.

One former employee cited in the filing said that the company would routinely overbill but not bother to collect.

One is for time and overbill for time.

A more complicated approach is for a company to ship goods to its overseas subsidiary and overbill the subsidiary.

"If you overbill the U.S. taxpayer, then we are going to make you pay it back and then some."

So you would overbill, but you just don't want to overbill too much.

Some doctors and clinics have been found to overbill and/or double bill the Canadian Health System.

1918 Working at 6935 Overbill Avenue.

The False Claims Act is typically used against contractors who overbill the Government for goods and services.

They face a variety of charges involving alleged schemes to overbill Medicare, or to bill for unnecessary procedures or some that were never performed.

Mr. Feldstein estimates that would add $30 billion to everyone else's premiums, much the way hospitals now overbill the insured to cover the uninsured.

The report from the committee said some divorce lawyers rely on pressure tactics to secure fees, overbill their clients and keep them uninformed about their cases.

Both lawsuits were under the False Claims Act, which allows the United States to recoup funds when companies overbill the government.

Investigators said it was not clear when Mr. Francis" efforts to overbill the Navy began, but added that the investigation was continuing.

He claimed he could prove a scheme by Platt & Rockland to overbill the government some six hundred million dollars on the Expedition project.

He said that he had responded promptly and that he did not overbill the Resolution Trust Corporation or any other clients.

The agency also cited the clinic for paying its counselors based on the number of sessions they had with patients, creating an incentive for counselors to overbill.

"The individuals primarily responsible for the project collaborated in an effort to overbill and otherwise defraud the city by exploiting their authority and influence," the indictment says.

It has denied that Mr. Suard, 60, was involved in a scheme to overbill a major customer or had misused company funds for work on his home.

The first psychiartrist confesses, "I'm a compulsive shopper and deeply in debt, so I overbill patients as often as I can."

Prosecutors accused her of allowing a contractor to overbill $88,000 and avoid $120,000 in fees in return for $29,000 in campaign donations to her and allies.

According to prosecutors, Ms. Strebel allowed the company to overbill the town and gave it $120,000 in vouchers to dump debris in Brookhaven's landfill.

Maybe future scandals will disclose that car mechanics are charging for work they do not do or that certain lawyers overbill for the hours they put in.