Justice sues Oracle, claiming fraud

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Justice sues Oracle, claiming fraud

A major federal contractor is on the hot seat.

Federal News Network Staff

July 30, 2010 3:30 pm

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The Justice Department has joined a false claims lawsuit against Oracle Corporation.

Justice joins an existing complaint that alleges the software giant knowingly overcharged the government under the General Services Administration’s schedule contracts.

Some experts believe the lawsuit is a message to all contractors.

Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller gives us the details on the lawsuit and what it means to the contracting community more broadly.

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