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Subjective Intent in False Claims Act: Navigating Ambiguity in Health Care Reimbursement Claims

Thompson Coburn – Even if industry ambiguity might still exist in certain forms, such as in the complicated world of drug/pharmacy price reporting, an objectively reasonable person standard cannot save a provider from being found to have acted with the requisite fraudulent intent under the FCA.

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