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False Claims Act·Compliance & Enforcement Brief

Does the Protected Activity Supporting an FCA Retaliation Claim Have to Be Solely Motivated by an Intent to Stop Fraud?

To prove retaliation under the FCA, a plaintiff must show they engaged in protected activity—i.e., that they tried to stop the fraud.

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