Justice Department Recovers Nearly $6 Billion from False Claims Act Cases in Fiscal Year 2014

DOJ press release (20 Nov 2014) on FY2014 FCA recoveries: record $5.69 billion; $22.75 billion since January 2009 ("more than half" since 1986, words); housing and mortgage $3.1 billion (Bank of America $1.85 billion of a $16.65 billion global resolution, JPMorgan $614 million, SunTrust $428 million/$418 million, U.S. Bank $200 million), $4.65 billion since January 2009; health care $2.3 billion, $14.5 billion since January 2009; hospitals $333 million; named health care settlements J&J $1.1 billion (plus more than $600 million to states, $485 million criminal), Omnicare $116 million (plus $8.2 million to states), Community Health Systems $98.15 million, Halifax $85 million, Amedisys $150 million, cardiac trio $85 million (Boston Scientific/Guidant $30 million, King's Daughters $39 million + $2 million state, St. Joseph $16 million + $366,000 state); Hewlett-Packard $32.5 million, Boeing $23 million, BNP Paribas $80 million judgment; CA Inc. intervened whistleblower suit; relator up to 30%; more than 700 qui tam suits in FY2013 and FY2014, 30 in 1987 ("300 to 400 a year from 2000 to 2009" is an approximate description, not a count for a defined period, not recorded); qui tam recoveries nearly $3 billion; $435 million to whistleblowers; more than $2.47 billion since January 2009. Out of scope: FFETF total of more than 60 cases and more than $85 billion against financial institutions since 2009 (all remedies, not FCA). Only CA Inc. is linked to a whistleblower suit; the other named settlements are not, so they are not cases. Already in the data: 6 observations. Added: 1 rule, 7 observations, 1 case (CA Inc., pending). Decision 10 pass (2026-10-10): every named settlement, judgment and newly announced government suit not already in cases.csv added as a case with whistleblower_link=not_stated (the document does not tie it to a whistleblower): 16 cases (14 settlements, 1 judgments (outcome 'reported'), 1 pending government suits or claims). Amounts as printed (lower/upper bounds and global vs civil parts explained in notes); individuals only where named by the agency as parties. SunTrust appears as $428 million in one paragraph and $418 million in another; the detailed $418 million is recorded and the discrepancy noted.