Music to Our Ears—US District Court in Mississippi Raises “Grave Concerns” about “Absurdity” of Potential Recovery in Deciding Whether to Toss False Claims Act Case

With refreshing candor, a federal district court in Mississippi recently railed against the inherent unfairness in allowing a False Claims Act case to go to a jury where a relator sought more than $30 million in damages and penalties over a minor licensing foot fault.