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KBR to Pay Over $100 Million for Allegedly Overcharging Army During Iraq War
Texas Medical Practices Pay More Than $500,000 to Resolve FCA Liability for Billing for P-Stim Devices
Crypto Platform Sues Former CCO for Hush Payments, Due Diligence Failures
What’s the Emoji for Potential Misconduct?
Falsely Certifying Receipts for Small Business Government Contractors Can Result in False Claims Act Liability
Supreme Court Justices Signal Skepticism of Qui Tam Constitutionality
Is Fair Market Value Dispositive in an Anti-Kickback Statute Case?
Whistleblowing Success – Key Actions An Organization Can Implement
The Inextricable Link Between Ethical Culture and Profitability
Georgia Physician Awaits $27+ Million Judgment Following False Claims Act Trial Loss
SCOTUS Majority Affirms the DOJ’s Ability to Dismiss Whistleblower Cases Under the False Claims Act — But Dissent Raises Suspicion of the Constitutionality of Such Whistleblower Cases
Supreme Court Affirms Government Dismissal Power — Subject to Minor Limits — in FCA Qui Tam Cases
Healthcare Organizations and Practitioners Receive New Protection Against Frivolous Whistleblower Lawsuits
Qui Tam Alleges Hospital Fraud Relating to Provider Relief Fund “High Impact” Payment
Compliance Faces Challenges from Rise of Global Uncertainty
Canada’s First Remediation / Deferred Prosecution Agreement
JPMorgan Settles with SEC for $4 Million Over Deleted Messages
Federal Court Potentially Upends Small Business Administration’s Method for Calculating Contractors’ Annual Receipts in Size-Protest-Turned-False-Claims-Act Case
Temporary Allies: Opposing Parties Successfully Sue VA for FCA-related Discovery
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