The US DoJ charges two clinical directors with fixing wages for healthcare workers and obstructing the FTC’s investigation (Neeraj Jindal / John Rodgers)

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US DoJ, Neeraj Jindal / John Rodgers, Press release, 19 April 2020

US DoJ, Neeraj Jindal / John Rodgers, Indictment, 15 April 2020

Second Individual Charged with Fixing Wages for Health Care Workers and Obstructing FTC Investigation* A federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Texas returned a superseding indictment charging two Texas men with conspiring to fix prices by lowering rates paid to certain health care workers and then conspiring and endeavoring to obstruct a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation of their conduct. According to court documents, Neeraj Jindal and John Rodgers violated the Sherman Act by agreeing with

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US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, The US DoJ charges two clinical directors with fixing wages for healthcare workers and obstructing the FTC’s investigation (Neeraj Jindal / John Rodgers), 19 April 2021, e-Competitions Criminal sanctions, Art. N° 100268

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