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OIG Takes Aim at Speaker Programs in Special Fraud Alert
Did the OIG Just End In-Person Speaker Programs?
United States Brings Civil False Claims Act Suit Against Delaware-Based Textile Manufacturer for Bribery of an Amtrak Official and Conspiracy to Rig Bids
HHS Makes Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statute Reforms to Support Coordinated, Value-Based Care
HHS Finalizes Stark Law, AKS Changes to Reduce Burdens on Healthcare Providers
HHS Finalizes Highly Anticipated Final Rules Amending Anti-Kickback Statute and Stark Law Regulations
Final Rules for Stark and Anti-Kickback Reforms Issued by CMS and OIG
Medicare Advantage Provider to Pay $6.3 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations
Fine Print: A False Claims Act Settlement Does Not Void a Contract
Eranga Cardiology To Pay $500,000 To Resolve Health Care Fraud Allegations
Former Employee Sues AIRBUS under FCA
The Long Path to a Whistleblower Recovery: Former CCO Vindicated by Merit Medical Systems False Claims Act Settlement (Part II of II)
Court Finds No Definitive Guidance on Whether Drug Discounts Must be Aggregated to Define Government’s Best Price; United States District Court for the District of Maryland No. ELH-14-2535, U.S. ex rel. Deborah Sheldon v. Forest Laboratories LLC, et al.
What Qualifies as a “False” Claim? Supreme Court May Clarify
Merit Medical Systems Settles False Claims Act Case for $18 Million (Part I of II)
FOIA Release Triggers Public Disclosure Bar; U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California No. 18-CV-02067-LHK, U.S. and the State of California ex rel. Judy Jones v. Sutter Health, et al.
Fraudulent Inducement Theory Need Not Plead the Materiality of Fraud on Claims, as Fraud Occurred at Contract Formation; United States District Court for the District of Columbia No. 14-cv-1339 (RCL), U.S. ex rel. Andrew Scollick v. Vijay Narula, et al.
Mechanicsburg Physician To Pay $850,000 To Resolve Potential Liability Under The False Claims Act
State Privilege Rules Can’t Protect Documents from FCA Discovery; United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts No. 15-11890-ADB, U.S. ex rel. Lisa Wollman M.D. v. Massachusetts General Hospital Inc., et al.
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