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Friday, 21 May 2010 22:41

Qui Tam

Qui Tam is an abbreviation for a Latin phrase qui tam pro domino rege quam pro se ipso in hoc parte sequitur meaning who sues on behalf of the king as well as for himself. Qui tam is a writ under the Federal Civil False Claims Act that allows a private citizen with knowledge of past or present fraud committed against the U.S. federal government to sue on its behalf. This provision allows a private person, known as a relator, to file suit in the name of the U.S. Government, charging fraud by government contractors and other entities that receive or use government funds, and share any money recovered. The relator need not have been personally harmed by the defendant's conduct.

A qui tam relator files a complaint, under seal, in a U.S. District Court that has jurisdiction over the case. Along with the complaint, the relator must also file a written disclosure of substantially all material evidence and information the person possesses. The primary purpose for the written disclosure is to provide the government with enough information to properly investigate the claim to determine if it will join in the lawsuit. Qui tam has been, and continues to be, a very effective and successful tool in combating government procurement and program fraud and recovering revenue lost because of the fraud.

If you believe you have evidence of wrongdoing that falls into one of the categories described in these pages, e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call us at (501) 224-7400, or toll free at 1-888-442-7947 to learn more about your rights. The consultation is free, and we are paid only if a recovery is obtained.

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No Recovery, No Fee Promise

With injury cases handled by Law Offices of Gary Green, there's the no recovery, no fee promise.

We promise you won't be charged a fee or expenses, unless there's a recovery.

And, when there is a recovery (after advanced expenses are paid back off the top) we promise our fee won't be more than your recovery!

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TEXAS
Gary Green is the lawyer who is responsible for the content of this ad.

Client will be obligated to pay all court costs and out of pocket expenses upon the collection of a settlement or verdict.

Attorney fees computed from the gross recovery. Court costs, litigation expenses and medical bills paid from client's share of the recovery. However, if client does not recover, there is NO charge for attorney fees and NO charge for costs and expenses, except for client's medical bills. Percentage fees in personal injury cases, other than medical negligence and product liability, are based upon a sliding scale of 1/3 of the gross recovery prior to filing suit, 40% thereafter and 45% in the event a notice of appeal is filed. Fees in medical negligence and product liability cases are, based on the same sliding scale, 40/45/50. Fees in Federal Tort Claims cases are limited to 20% of the gross recovery prior to filing suit and 25% thereafter. Fees in qui tam cases set by statute.

Attorney, Gary Green was licensed to practice law in Texas in 1988.

ARKANSAS
Gary Green is the attorney responsible for the content of this ad. The geographical location of the Little Rock, Arkansas office is 1001 La Harpe Blvd., Little Rock, Arkansas 72201.

MISSOURI
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Client may be responsible for costs and expenses.

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TENNESSEE
Attorney fee percentages are computed before deduction of costs.

Jean Holbert will be responsible for the performance of all legal services advertised herein.

Jean Holbert is licensed to practice law in Tennessee.

Kathleen Ball is licensed to practice law in Tennessee.

Gary Green is licensed to practice law in Arkansas, Texas, Missouri and Oklahoma.

Not certified as a civil trial specialist, medical malpractice specialist or elder law specialist by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization.

Not certified by the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization as a specialist in any area mentioned herein.

OKLAHOMA
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Gary Green is the lawyer responsible for the content of the advertisement.

Green's physical office is located at 1001 LaHarpe Blvd., Little Rock, Arkansas 72201, and he is licensed to practice law in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and Missouri.

Client will be obligated to pay all court costs and out of pocket expenses upon the collection of a settlement or verdict.

Attorney fees are computed from the gross recovery. Court costs, litigation expenses and medical bills are paid from client's share of the recovery.

However, if client does not recover, there is NO charge for attorney fees and NO charge for costs and expenses, except for client's medical bills.

Percentage fees in personal injury cases, other than medical negligence and product liability, are based upon a sliding scale of 1/3 of the gross recovery prior to filing suit, 40% thereafter and 45% in the event a notice of appeal is filed. Fees in medical negligence and product liability cases are, based on the same sliding scale, 40/45/50. Fees in Federal Tort Claims cases are limited to 20% of the gross recovery prior to filing suit and 25% thereafter.

Fees in qui tam cases are set by statute.

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The following attorneys are licensed in Arkansas: Gary Green, Mike LeBoeuf, Randy Hall, Emily White, Mattie Taylor, Thomas Nichols, Brien Saputo and John Pike.

The following attorneys are licensed in Missouri: Gary Green, Mattie A. Taylor, and Julieanne Riley.

The following attorney is licensed in Texas: Gary Green, licensed in 1988.

The following attorneys are licensed in Tennessee: Jean Holbert and Kathleen Ball

The following attorney is licensed in Oklahoma: Gary Green

The following attorney is licensed in Oregon: Mattie A. Taylor

gGreen.com was first published in 1996 and was last updated on May 21, 2012.

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