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Cataract Surgeons Pay $2.9 Million for Alleged Kickbacks to Referring Optometrists

Dear SCOTUS: DOJ, Grassley, 33 States, and Others Support Subjective FCA Knowledge Standard in Schutte & Proctor

Supreme Court to Hear US Government in FCA Scienter Oral Argument

United States: Practical Considerations when Addressing New DOJ Compensation Incentives and Clawbacks Pilot Program

SDNY Decision Denies Motion to Redact FCA Complaint: By Filing, Relator Took Calculated Risk of the Negative Consequences of Disclosure

Reprioritizing Your Third-Party Risk Management Program-Questionnaire and Due Diligence

Contractor Pays $742,500 to Settle FCA Allegations Involving 8(a) Fraud

Is 2023 the “Year” of the False Claims Act? For the Courts, Congress, and Contractors, It Just Might Be

Non-Profit Defeats Retaliation Suit by Its Former CEO

Distributor of Ophthalmic Surgical Products Found Guilty of Paying Kickbacks and Violating the False Claims Act: May Be Liable For Up To $848 Million in Civil Damages and Penalties

Corsa Coal Earns Declination and Agreed to Disgorge $1.2 Million

Raytheon and Supplier Employees Being Tried for No-Poaching Agreements

Cincinnati-Area Pain Clinic Doctors Convicted of Billing Medicaid for Unnecessary Urine Testing

Sorry, Technology Can’t Replace Your Supply Chain Due Diligence Yet

DOJ Announces Pilot Program and Updated Expectations on Corporate Compensation Programs

DOJ Releases Guidance on Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Program Concerning Compensation and Employee Use of Personal Devices and Personal Messaging Applications

Federal Contractors Must Certify Compliance with Affirmative Action Program Obligations By June 29

Nelson Mullins Compliance Podcast Roundup

DOJ Outlines Compliance Expectations Relating to Preservation of Data from Messaging Applications (Part III of III)

Healthcare Providers Settle Allegations of Taking Kickbacks to Use Spinal Implants by Paying $825,000