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Deference for Subjective Clinical Judgment Does Not Extend to Whether Provider Actually Conducted the Tests It Billed For; United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas No. H-12-00480, U.S. ex rel. Michael Sorensen v. Outreach Diagnostic Clinic LLP
Requirement to Pay Prevailing Wages Material to Defendant’s Construction Contract Performance and Payments; United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania No. 09-4230, U.S. ex rel. International Brotherhood Electrical Workers Local Union No. 98 v. the Farfield Company
Relator Cannot Join Distinct False Claims Complaint, Despite Connection to Her Original Lawsuit; United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit No. 19-0093, Susan Vierczhalek M.D. v. MedImmune Inc.
Guard Against False Claims as Massive Government Spending Rolls Out to Combat COVID-19
Coronavirus Cybercrime Task Force Launches in Virginia
Labor Dept. Waives Some Contractor Compliance Requirements
Third Circuit Rejects AseraCare’s “Objective Falsity” Requirement, Allows Scrutiny of Medical Opinions in Hospice False Claims Act Case
Anti-Fraud Enforcement in the Coronavirus Era
Even if True, Allegation of False Compliance With Small Business Subcontracting Plan Does Not Satisfy Particularity Standard; United States District Court for District of Columbia No. 15-750 (RC), U.S. ex rel. PCA Integrity Associates LLP v. NCO Financial Systems Inc. et al.
Escobar’s “Rigorous” Materiality Standard: Recent Developments – Part One
The SEC’s COVID-19 Response
VA Employee Found Guilty of Corruption Charges and Defrauding VA of Nearly $19 Million in a Year
Villages Dermatologist Agrees To Pay More Than $1.7 Million To Settle False Claims Act Liability For Inflated Medicare Claims
OSHA and MSHA Raise Penalty Fees
“Paralysis” and a Culture of Wrongdoing
Top 10 International Anti-Corruption Developments for February 2020
4th Circ. Contractor Privilege Order Protects Disclosure Rule
Now More Than Ever, Universities Should Review Their Funding Sources!
Judge Grants FCPA Defendants Baptiste and Boncy New Trials
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