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Mental Health Provider Settles Fraud and Controlled Substances Allegations for Over $15 Million
Tempest in a Teapot?: The False Claims Amendments Act of 2021
Copycat Suit Against Acquiror of Prior Qui Tam Defendant Barred
Federal Court of Appeals Emphasizes Only Defendants Who Act “Knowingly” Can Be Liable Under the False Claims Act
Re-“Brand”-ing Guidance Documents for False Claims Act Enforcement
Changes Coming to the FCA? Proposed Amendments Would Impact Materiality Analysis, Government Discovery, Among Other Issues
Seventh Circuit Holds FCA Requires Objective Scienter Standard
Seventh Circuit Affirms That Safeco “Objective Reasonableness” Standard Applies to FCA Claims; Finds It Was Objectively Reasonable for Defendants to Charge Government Retail Cash Prices Instead of Discount Program Prices
Global Pharmaceutical Company Bristol Myers Squibb Agrees to $75 Million Nationwide Settlement
Whistleblowers Can Help Root Out Public Works Contracting Fraud
Not So Fast Congress: There’s a Better Way to Reform the False Claims Act
What UnitedHealth’s loss at the D.C. Circuit Means for Medicare Advantage Plans and FCA Enforcement
Court Dismisses Qui Tam Complaint After Relator Waits Two Years After Unsealing to Attempt Service on Defendants; United States District Court for the Southern District of New York No. 1:12-CV-01466-ALC, U.S. ex rel. Clifford Weiner v. Siemens AG, et al.
CMS and DOJ are Scrutinizing Medicare Billings for Amniotic Injections
It’s Objectively Reasonable That the False Claims Act Requires an Objective Scienter Standard, Says Seventh Circuit
New DC Circuit Ruling Impacts Medicare Advantage Plans and FCA Enforcement
D.C. Circuit Rejects UnitedHealthcare’s Challenge to the Medicare Advantage 60-Day Overpayment Rule
United States ex rel. TZAC, Inc. v. Christian Aid and the Limits of Personal Jurisdiction in False Claims Act Cases
Alternate Reality: DC Circuit Limits Recovery Through the FCA’s “Alternate Remedy” Provision
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