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Louisiana Woman Sentenced in Pharmaceutical Kickback Payment Fraud
2021 Recap: Hospitals’ Significant False Claims Act Settlements
Doctor Pays $228,000 After Allegedly Billing for Drug Tests He Could Not Perform
No Way Home: Recent Medicaid Fraud Settlements with Home Healthcare Companies
Sixth Circuit Rules That Statute of Limitations for FCA Retaliation Claims Is Triggered by Decision To Terminate, Not Notice of Termination
Not Positive: Last Week’s Lab Fraud Schemes
Court Concludes Government Agencies Cannot Categorize Regulatory Violations as Material as a Matter of Law
Sixth Circuit Clarifies When Statute of Limitations Commences in False Claims Act Whistleblower Retaliation Cases
“Stark” Rules: Navigating Physician Leases and Subleases
The Penalty is Fine: Eleventh Circuit Holds Eighth Amendment’s Excessive Fines Clause Applies, But Isn’t Violated, in Non-Intervened FCA Case
Top False Claims Act Developments
Good News and Bad News Regarding Excessive Fines Clause in DOJ-declined FCA Cases
New Stark Law Regulations May Impact Many Physician Practices
OIG Determines That a Program to Provide Free Eye Drops to Eligible Patients Undergoing a Particular Treatment is Not Subject to Sanctions
Hospices and The False Claims Act: Proposed Amendment Would Increase Liability Risk
Department of Justice and State Attorneys General Pursue Private Equity Firms Under the False Claims Act
Seventh Circuit Reverses District Court On Dismissal Over Particularity; United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit No. 19-3117, U.S. e rel. John Mamalakis v. Anesthetix Management LLC, et al.
Eleventh Circuit Affirms Government’s Near-Absolute Authority to Dismiss Qui Tam Cases; United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit No. 20-10604, U.S. ex rel. Murray Farmer, et al. v. Republic of Honduras, et al.
Relator Gets Third Chance to Show Surgery Quota Induced Purchases of Defendants’ Medical Devices; United States District Court for the District of Maryland No. 1:17-cv-00668-SAG, U.S. ex rel. Matthew Fitzer M.D. v. Allergan Inc., et al.
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