Booz Allen Hamilton settled for approximately $377 million with the US government following whistleblower allegations of improper billing on government contracts. The settlement, associated with alleged violations of the False Claims Act, centers on the misallocation of indirect cost pools between commercial and government contracts.

Booz Allen Hamilton agreed to pay $377.5 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the firm of improperly billing the U.S. government for indirect costs between 2011 and 2021. The settlement, finalized to avoid prolonged litigation, follows allegations and a whistleblower complaint regarding unethical billing practices.

Booz Allen Hamilton agreed to pay over $377 million to settle allegations under the False Claims Act for misbilling government contracts, effectively shifting costs to taxpayers. The settlement, resolving years of disputed accounting practices, underscores concerns over unethical business practices and the misuse of public funds.

Booz Allen Hamilton resolved allegations involving wrongful billing practices by settling a False Claims Act lawsuit for $377.45 million. The settlement addressed accusations that the firm improperly allocated commercial and international costs to government contracts between 2011 and 2021, undermining ethical business practices and misusing public funds.

Booz Allen Hamilton has agreed to pay $377,453,150 to settle allegations that it improperly allocated costs to government contracts in violation of the False Claims Act between 2011 and 2021, a settlement that underscores serious ethical breaches in its business practices.

On July 21, 2023, Booz Allen Hamilton settled with the Department of Justice for $377.45 million over allegations of violating the False Claims Act by commingling commercial/international and government contract costs. This settlement highlights issues in the firm's internal accounting practices and raises concerns about ethical business conduct.

Booz Allen Hamilton agreed to pay $377,453,150 to settle allegations of improperly charging commercial costs to government contracts, in violation of the False Claims Act. The settlement, resolving a qui tam lawsuit, marks one of the largest procurement fraud settlements in history.

Booz Allen Hamilton reached a $377 million settlement with the DOJ on July 21, 2023, after a six-year investigation alleging that the company misallocated commercial and international costs to government contracts, leading to improper reimbursements.

Booz Allen Hamilton has ceased sponsoring Washington, D.C.'s Pride festival, citing compliance with recently issued presidential executive orders. This decision represents a departure from the firm's longstanding support for LGBTQ initiatives and signals a troubling alignment with authoritarian mandates.