[From article]
"Because the drugs were improperly manufactured, false claims were submitted to government health-care programs for reimbursement, federal prosecutors said.
[. . .]
Eckard, who was sent to the Cidra factory in 2002, urged GSK managers to do something about the manufacturing quality -- and even to close the plant.
She was fired in 2003 for raising the complaints, Getnick said.
Eckard then went to the Food and Drug Administration which put together a case."
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/international/for_ratting_on_drug_firm_hwkhEdJ7ZaonTM3Z4ZJf1J
$96M for ratting on drug firm
By JOSH KOSMAN and RITA DELFINER
New York Post
With Post Wire Services
Last Updated: 3:33 AM, October 27, 2010
Posted: 3:03 AM, October 27, 2010
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