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Sky-Diving Without a Parachute? Ninth Circuit Reluctantly Holds Escobar’s Two-Part Test Mandatory, For Now

While the majority of attention on the Supreme Court's 2016 Escobar decision has focused on the materiality issue, another key aspect was the Court holding that the implied certification theory can be a basis for liability, under certain circumstances.

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