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DOJ Backs Down From Challenge to CIDs Issued After It Declined to Intervene in FCA Case

Faced with a challenge to its authority to do so, DOJ recently withdrew several Civil Investigative Demands which it had issued after declining to intervene in a qui tam case brought by former employees who had accused their employer, Lexington Foot & Ankle Center PSC, of fraudulent billing.

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