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DOJ Charges Two Additional Individuals in FCPA Rolls Royce Case
Retaliation Plaintiff Not a Covered Whistleblower under Plain Reading of Dodd-Frank Act, Court Rules
PubKCompliance News for June 4, 2018 [Podcast]
Providers Be Aware of Limitations on Government’s Ability to Conduct Investigations Under False Claims Act
Series of DOJ Enforcement Policy Announcements Provides Promising Guidance
Top Ten International Anti-Corruption Developments for April 2018
Alleged Environmental Violation/False Claims Act: U.S. District Court Considers Application of Implied False Certification Theory
Eleventh Circuit Deepens Circuit Split on False Claims Act Limitations Period, Possibly Setting Stage for SCOTUS Decision
Massachusetts Lawsuit Against Long-Term Pharmacy Care Provider Fails to Clear the Legacy FCA Public Disclosure Bar
Key ITAR Changes Announced at DTAG Meeting
In the First Application of the Whistleblower “Safe Harbor” Rule, SEC Awards More Than $2.2 Million to Whistleblower Who First Reported Information to Another Federal Agency
Is the Failure to Comply with Domestic Preference Requirements Material Under the False Claims Act?
Proposed Shift for Small Arms Export Controls from State Department to Commerce Department Authority
Section 809 and ‘E-Portal’ Proposals, by Cutting Bid Protests in Federal Procurement, Could Breach International Agreements and Raise New Risks of Corruption
DOJ Issues New Policy Against Duplicative Fines & Penalties for Corporate Misconduct
Mental Health Provider Faces False Claims Act Lawsuit Due to Alleged Unlicensed, Untrained and Unsupervised Personnel
PubKCompliance News for May 21, 2018 [Podcast]
The Supreme Court Discusses When A Statute May Be Unconstitutionally Vague – Will It Be Extended to False Claims Act Cases?
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