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Changes to False Claims Act Passes Senate Committee, But Faces Uncertain Pathway to Law
Arthrex Agrees to Pay $16 Million over Alleged Kickbacks for Using its Orthopedic Devices
Tipping the Scales: Third Circuit Weighs in on Circuit Split Regarding the Government’s Dismissal Authority Over False Claims Act Qui Tams
Whistleblower and Sanofi Settle Two-Decade-Old Suit over Alleged Pharmaceutical Kickbacks
DOJ Expands False Claims Act Reach into Cybersecurity
Senate Judiciary Committee Votes to Approve Amendments to the False Claims Act
DoD’s CMMC 2.0 Changes Could Pose Greater DOJ FCA Risk for Contractors
Sixth Circuit: No Coverage for Defense Costs Resulting from Qui Tam Action
Increased Numbers of False Claims Act Actions and the D&O Insurance Coverage Implications
DOJ’s New Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative and How a Pending Case Could Test Its Efficacy
Return to the Yates Memo: Deputy Attorney General Announces Tougher Approach to White Collar Enforcement
COVID Compliance is Complicated: Don’t Let a Whistleblower Jab You
DOJ Announces New Policies Addressing White Collar Criminal Enforcement
Enforcement Standards Tighten on Private Insurers: Sutter Health Settles for $90 Million Following Dispute With DOJ
Senate Bill Could Undermine Key FCA Defenses
Third Circuit Says Government’s Motion to Dismiss Qui Tam Complaint Runs Through Rule 41(a) Framework; United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit No. 19-3810, Jesse Polansky M.D. M.P.H. v. Executive Health Resources Inc.
Avoidance of Higher-Cost Visa Application Fees Not an Affirmative Obligation Under the FCA; United States District Court for the Northern District of California No. 16-CV-01120-LHK, U.S. ex rel. Gregor Lesnik v. Eisenmann S.E., et al.
The Growing Role of Data Analytics in Healthcare Enforcement
Defendants’ Concealment of Money Intended to Reimburse False Claims to TRICARE Bolsters Reverse False Claims Count; United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division, No. 3:21-CV-0672-B, U.S. v. Cockerell Dermatopathology P.A. and Clay Cockerell M.D.
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