Debtwire.com 11-Jun-15 - 12:12 Millennium Health attempted to put its regulatory headaches to rest last week by reaching a settlement with various government agencies over its business practices. But the drug testing company and sponsor TA Associates could be the target of a new round of misconduct allegations, this time from investors, according to four sources familiar with the situation. The government settlement last week totaled around USD 250m, and was made with multiple agencies over investigations that date back several years, the sources noted. The pact purportedly resolves “all federal and state issues involving the company,” according to a company statement emailed to Debtwire. The statement went on to say that “while the details are not yet finalized, this allows Millennium Health to move forward as part of the federal health care program.” From an investor standpoint, the USD 250m figure is a shock. The company earlier this year had been relaying that it faced only USD 20,000 worth of claims from Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Millennium also received a letter from CMS warning its Medicare license may be revoked as a result of the investigation, the sources added. “If they [Millennium] have like 15 years to pay it they’ll be fine…if they have one year they’re done. But I don’t think the government will want to put a bullet in their head,” said one of the sources.