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Eleventh Circuit Holds Objectively Reasonable Belief of Fraud Required for Protection Under FCA Retaliation Provision

The Eleventh Circuit recently clarified the standard for deciding whether a plaintiff has engaged in a protected activity for purposes of successfully pleading a False Claims Act retaliation claim.

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