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In a Qui Tam Case Where It Is the Real Party in Interest, the Government Can Be Responsible for the Contractor’s Legal Fees Under the Spearin Doctrine

Abrahams Wolf-Rodda – The Government has several avenues to pursue damages when a contractor commits fraud, including bringing its own False Claims Act (“FCA”) suit or joining a proxy qui tam lawsuit.

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