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Texas Contractor Pleads Guilty to Rigging Bids on $17.5 Million Worth of Contracts
Data on Defense: Invalidating FCA Allegations Based on Statistical Sampling and Extrapolation
Recent Medicare Advantage Plan Settlement Highlights Anti-Kickback Statute’s Breadth
U.S. Supreme Court to Resolve a Circuit Split Involving Qui Tam Actions
Complying with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act’s Strict Supply Chain Rules
DOJ and Aerojet Settle for $9 Million in Qui Tam Cybersecurity False Claims Act Case
Potential Consequences for Failure to Comply with Disclosure Obligations
West Virginia Hospital to Pay $1.5 Million to Resolve Stark Act Allegations
MCS Advantage will Pay $4.2 Million to Resolve Gift Card Kickback Allegations
U.S. Supreme Court Will Not Review D.C. Circuit Court’s Revival of False Claims Act Liability for Medicare Advantage Plans Failing to Return Overpayments Within 60 Days
What the C-Suite and Board Should Know About the New CCO Certification Requirement from DOJ
How Closely Must Discovery Request Hew to Qui Tam Allegations?
Recent OFCCP Listening Sessions: What did the Agency Hear?
Compliance Measures to Address Sanctions Enforcement: ‘The New FCPA’
The Sky Will Not Fall with New Justice Department CEO / CCO Certifications; Instead, the Sun Will Shine
Sleep Lab And Two Executives Settle Kickback And Medical Necessity Qui Tam Claims
Spinal Implant Distributors to Pay $1 Million over Alleged Kickbacks to Surgeons
Chief Compliance Officers Over a Barrel: Sign and Certify, or No Deal?
DOJ’s Public Struggles with Electronic Evidence Highlights the Need for Counsel to Formally Demand Discovery Early and Often
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