Supreme Court Leaves Whistleblowers to Go Venue Shopping

In an analysis for Law360, Daniel Wilson warns that, by declining to hear and rule on three cases that would address the level of “particularity” required for FCA relators’ allegations of fraud against their employers to survive a motion to dismiss, the Supreme Court is effectively encouraging whistleblowers to shop for courts in regions with more lenient standards.
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