This encourages time-wasting lawsuits as a ploy to stave off penalties from broken contracts or other infringements.
But since the drug came only in a 100-milligram vial, Medicare was billed for 100 milligrams for each dose, even though 75 milligrams were wasted, the lawsuit says.
But after years of delays, a massive cleanup of hazardous waste and several lawsuits, the area is about to become a mall.
At the time, Bank of America's chief executive, Kenneth D. Lewis, described loans that came through such wholesale channels as "toxic waste," according to the lawsuit.
With charges including breach of fiduciary duty, unjust enrichment, abuse of power and corporate waste, per The Washington Post, the lawsuit asks for an end of nondisclosure and arbitration agreements at Google, which ensure workplace disputes are settled behind closed doors and without any right to an appeal.
So no Epogen was wasted, according to the lawsuit.
He points out that Charles Dickens, infuriated by a botched lawsuit that wasted his time in 1844, gets "reprisal for injuries suffered -- and injuries imagined" in "Bleak House" (1853), where he satirizes the British court system as vicious and stupid.
After the state attorney general, a Democrat, called the lawsuits a waste of taxpayer money, Republican lawmakers here drafted a petition calling for his impeachment, and the Republican governor appointed a "special attorney general," a private lawyer, specifically to file a lawsuit on the state's behalf.
And every hour that goes by wasting time on this lawsuit yet another person in Brooklyn's 10th Congressional district is looking for or losing a job.
The county did not accept the offer, even though it would have been a much better way to steward taxpayers' money than wasting funds on a lawsuit that ended up not recouping the initial investment anyway.
