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Courts Not So Split on Particularity, DOJ Tells SCOTUS
DOJ’s Environmental Justice Enforcement Strategy and Restoration of Settlement Projects: 5 Things You Should Know
The DOJ Unveils New Efforts to Tackle Environmental Justice Concerns
Third-Party Risk Management
More DOJ Double-Dipping PPP Fraud News
Physician Ownership in Medical Device Company Will Not Trigger Anti-Kickback Statute Enforcement Action, OIG Concludes in Advisory Opinion 22-07
Sanctions Are the New FCPA: US Pledges Enforcement, Issues New Russia Sanctions and Export Controls
DC Circuit Narrowly Interprets False Claims Act’s “Government-Action Bar”
Assistant AG Polite Advises Companies to Give Resources, Authority to CCOs
Key Considerations: How to Conduct an Effective Internal Investigation
Third-Party Risk Mitigation and Monitoring (Part V of V)
Labor Department Wants to Ease at Least One Piece of Contractor Administrivia
Federal Contractors Beware: Firm-Fixed-Price Contract Negotiations & FCA Liability
Come Join the Party: SCOTUS Invites Solicitor General to Weigh In on Rule 9(b) Debate
PCSF Strikes Again: Scheme to Rig Bids Results in Federal Grand Jury Indictment
How Far Can a Government Extend its Sovereign Immunity from FCA Complaints?
OFCCP’s Growing Activism Portends Stricter Enforcement
New Zealand Moves Toward Proposal of Modern Slavery Legislation that Would Create New Compliance Obligations for U.S.-based and Other Multinationals
The Government Agreed to This Contractor’s Firm-Fixed Price. The Sixth Circuit Says It Can Be Sued for Overbilling.
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