Grand Canyon Education Faces Qui Tam Lawsuit Over Compensation Policies

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Grand Canyon Education Faces Qui Tam Lawsuit Over Compensation Policies

Grand Canyon Education Inc., a publicly traded education services company, recently concluded a qui tam lawsuit that was initially filed in 2018 by a former employee on behalf of the federal government. The lawsuit, unsealed in 2020 after the government chose not to intervene, alleged the company violated certain regulations related to compensation policies. With the resolution of this matter, all known government-initiated or government-related legal actions against Grand Canyon Education and its primary university partner, Grand Canyon University, have been favorably concluded, except for a review by the Department of Education concerning GCU's participation in Title IV as a non-profit institution.

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