United States of America et al v. Neuroscience, Inc. et al
| United States of America, State of Wisconsin, State of Minnesota and Richard Forrest |
| Neuroscience, Inc., Pharmasan Labs, Inc., Gottfried Kellermann and Mieke Kellermann |
| 3:2013cv00350 |
| May 20, 2013 |
| US District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin |
| Madison Office |
| Polk |
| Stephen L. Crocker |
| James D. Peterson |
| False Claims Act |
| 31 U.S.C. ยง 3729 |
| Plaintiff |
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ORDER accepting the stipulation and dismissing the case. The relator's complaint, Dkt. 1 , the Government's Notice of Election to Intervene, Dkt. 26 , the Stipulation of Dismissal and Request to Unseal, Dkt. 27 , the Settlement Agreement (and its Attachment A -- Statement of Facts), Dkt. 27-1, and this order, will be unsealed as of the date of this order. All other case documents and docket entries will provisionally remain sealed. The United States of America may have until Decemb er 7, 2015, to identify each case document or docket entry that it contends should remain under seal, with an explanation for why each item should not be open to the public. This filing may be made ex parte. Signed by District Judge James D. Peterson on 11/30/2015. (AEB) Modified on 12/1/2015. (kwf)
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