Need Another Clue? It Appears Mr. Facteau’s Attorneys at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Do!

June 24, 2015

A timeline to the alleged crimes:

April 2015: The Department of Justice arrests and indicts former Johnson & Johnson Ethicon Acclarent CEO William (Bill) Facteau & VP of Sales and Marketing Patrick (Pat) Fabian on 18 counts of fraud including: various counts of conspiracy, wire fraud, and introducing adulterated or misbranded medical devices into interstate commerce.

Looks like someone would benefit from reading Big Data Case Study

Mr. Facteau’s Attorneys in the Lab with the Desktop?

Mr. Cunningham, Ms. Davis, David (?) who likes to work in the Lab with the Desktop (and to the rest of the crew at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati (WSGR) in Santa Clara, Los Angeles and New York or to Libby Hoopes or Clements & Pineault LLP  it’s much easier if one person from each group would just subscribe to the site (it sends an email notifying anytime a new post is written) opposed to creepily crawling through the site like stalkers unethically eating up the bandwidth.  But hey if these attorneys or their interns wants to help edit (or spellcheck) that’d be great as it’s much needed.

June 24, 2014

Delaney Kester LLP announces that it is bringing a multimillion-dollar insurance fraud lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary Acclarent, Inc. in Los Angeles Superior Court. The lawsuit seeks damages in connection with the MicroFlow Spacer, a medical device marketed by Johnson & Johnson and Acclarent to treat sinusitis. The whistleblower complaint – which is brought under California Insurance Code § 1871.7 by a former employee of Johnson & Johnson and Acclarent – alleges that the MicroFlow Spacer was only on the market because of false statements made to the FDA. As a result, all costs associated with the device were ill-gotten and the Johnson & Johnson and Acclarent caused health insurers to pay claims that would not have been paid otherwise.

The Sociopathic Business Model™ maintains that (victims=patients, consumers, employees or taxpayers) exposing the negative truth others (abusers) who are engaging in unethical and or illegal activity that they’d rather remain hidden in order to protect image/profits will resort to insulting and demeaning while placing blame and not taking accountability as we’ve already seen with Mr. Cunningham of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati who represents Mr. Facteau.

“This is a complicated area of regulatory law. I think that the prosecutors have got it absolutely wrong,” said Facteau’s lawyer Leo Cunningham when contacted by Qmed.

“Bill Facteau is a guy who has worked hard all his life. He’s extremely ethical. I’ve been representing executives like him for over 20 years, and I’ve prosecuted people. And Bill is one of the good guys. That’s what we think the evidence is going to show once it’s blatantly understood,” said Cunningham, who is a partner at is a partner in Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto, CA.

I think the folks at Quest Medical Inc. may question Mr. Facteau’s ethics which also demonstrates a pattern of unchecked unethical and or illegal behavior escalating at greater harm to patients, consumers, employees and taxpayers where this pattern of behavior is encouraged, replicated and rewarded until forced accountable. Settling out of court is not the same as innocent of charges.

Here’s what we could expect from Johnson & Johnson who has a pathologically history of insulting, demeaning and placing blame on victims (those patients, consumers, employees or taxpayers) who expose their negative truth/hurting image/profits  without the company taking accountability:

1.  File a Motion to Dismiss  (that didn’t end well for Johnson & Johnson)
2.  Misappropriate a case from the pharmaceutical industry  (Comparing Apples to Oranges for starters)

California Insurance Code § 1871.7 is one of the links David in the Lab with the Desktop was looking at yesterday.  This site is not on trial but knows that exposing the truth others would rather remain hidden will follow the patterns mentioned above.  It appears someone is really looking hard to find ways to place blame in an effort to avoid accountability.  Cue insult & demean as a way to manipulate behavior while placing blame except that only works when one isn’t aware of the tactics used and or there’s a fear of loss neither of which is any longer applicable. Threats, intimidation, retaliation were delivered as promised with one unexpected outcome:

 One of the greatest discoveries a man makes, one of his great surprises, is to find he can do what he was afraid he couldn’t do.

Henry Ford

 

Navigation Path

Navigation Path