Litigation
Jul. 2, 2015
VMware settles case alleging it routinely overbilled government agencies
The federal government and a whistle blower entered a $75.5 million settlement with VMware Inc. Tuesday, resolving allegations that the technology company violated the federal False Claims Act by routinely overcharging the U.S. for services.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Palo Alto-based technology company VMware Inc. paid $75.5 million to resolve allegations
it violated the federal False Claims Act by overcharging the U.S. General Services
Administration for tech solutions, it was announced Tuesday.
Dane Smith, former vice president of Americas sales for VMware, filed a whistle blower
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