Wilmer Hale – Ten years after Universal Health Services v. Escobar was decided, one of the Supreme Court’s most important recent False Claims Act (FCA) decisions continues to baffle litigants and courts alike. What was billed as a case that could have killed the implied false certification theory of FCA liability did no such thing. Instead, the Supreme Court breathed a new but confounding life into the theory.

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