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USDOL’s Proposed Rewrite of Davis-Bacon Enforcement Rules: Back to the 1970’s
OFCCP Announces Plan to Streamline Affirmative Action Audits: 10 Key Points for Federal Contractors
Short Staffing May Still be Hindering Health Care in Connecticut but OIG’s Exclusion Authority Remains Alive and Well
Two-Fer: District Court Applies Second Circuit’s Strock Decision to HUBZone Fraud, Sixth Circuit’s Definition of Employee to Retaliation Claim
Defendant Didn’t Have to be Right, Only Reasonable
How EKRA and AKS Impact Laboratories and Commission-Based Compensation
Recent Litigation Shines Spotlight on Hospital and Physician Group Transactions
DOJ Intervenes in FCA Case Over Hospital Alliance With Doctors; 340B Drugs Are an Issue
Texas Group Home Owners Paid Kickbacks to Provide $1 Million in Medicare-Funded Services
DOJ Faces Two Strikeouts in First Health Care Wage-Fixing and “No Poach” Prosecutions
Procurement Collusion Strike Force Is Keeping Its Foot on the Gas
Biden’s 2023 Budget Showcases DOJ Enforcement Priorities and Heightened Government Interest in Prosecuting Antitrust, Environmental Crimes, and Pandemic-Related Fraud
If the Invoices Violated Contract Terms, How did This Vendor Escape FCA Liability?
The State Created This Entity; Why Isn’t It Immune to FCA Claims?
Three Medical Professionals, Eight Lab/Marketing Personnel Plead Guilty in $300 Million Kickback Scheme
DOJ Settles FCA Case with Opioid Treatment Provider
She Leaves No Stone Unturned: What FCA Litigants Can Expect From Justice-Designate Ketanji Brown Jackson
Office Return Is (Another) Good Time to Think About Compliance
You Win Some and You Lose Some
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