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“Kicking Back” the FCA’s Scope: The Sixth Circuit Limits the Remuneration and Causation Requirements for AKS-Based FCA Claims
New Jersey Firm Pays $2.2M to Settle FCA Allegations it Received Improper PPP Loan
DOJ’s New Compliance Requirements Mandate Increased Compliance and HR Cooperation (Part I of II)
Will the Connecticut Legislature Ignore the Construction Industry and Expand the False Claims Act?
Fair Warning Protection or a “Free Pass to Fleece the Public Fisc”?: SCOTUS Takes Up the Safeco Objective Reasonableness Standard and Subjective Intent Under the FCA
Amici Curiae Submit Brief Urging Supreme Court to Adopt “Objectively Reasonable” FCA Knowledge Standard
False Claims Act: Appellate Court Deepens Circuit Split in Favor of Healthcare Defendants
Sixth Circuit Joins Eighth Circuit and Widens Circuit Split by Requiring “But-For” Causation in Some Anti-Kickback Cases
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 2022 Year in Review and a Look Ahead
Wells Fargo Fumbles Sanctions Compliance Demonstrating An Absence of Culture of Compliance
Physicians and Other Healthcare Providers: Beware “Eat What You Kill” Compensation Models
Sixth Circuit Narrows Scope of Anti-Kickback Statute
The Sixth Circuit Adopts Narrow Interpretations of “Causation” and “Remuneration” for False Claims Act Suits Based on Alleged Kickback Schemes
From “Red Flags” to False Claims: DOJ Intervenes in Opioid Suit Against Rite Aid
Sixth Circuit Loosens the Anti-Kickback Statute’s Grip in False Claims Act Cases
Sixth Circuit Limits False Claims Act Cases Based On Alleged Violations of the Anti-Kickback Statute
Recent FCA and AKS Litigation Highlights Use of Different Standards in Different Circuits
FCPA Enforcement & Anti-Corruption Developments
Sixth Circuit in Martin Decision Adopts Plain Meanings of the Remuneration and Causation Elements for FCA Claims “Resulting From” a Violation of the AKS
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