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Massachusetts Man Admits to Defrauding GSA with Fake Expenses, Contracts for Family

Georgia Man Charged with Claiming Maryland Unemployment Benefits for Illinois Residents

Relators Alleged Inside Information about Billing Practices, but Provided No Details of Improper Physician Payments, Claims to Medicare; United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, Estate of Debbie Helmly, et al. v. Bethany Hospice and Palliative Care of Coastal Georgia LLC, et al.

Magistrate Grants Motion for Leave to Amend over Defendants’ Futility Argument; United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, Nashville Division, No. 3:17-cv-00902, U.S. and Tennessee ex rel. Jeffrey Liebman and David Stern M.D. v. Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare, et al.

How to Know the Government Is Investigating You or Your Company in Connection with COVID Relief Funds

Former Executives at University Hospital System Report the University for Fraudulently Maximizing Payments It Received Under the Medicare Program, Leading to a $22 Million False Claims Act Settlement and a Payment of a Whistleblower Reward

Pharmacy Owner Sentenced to Prison for TRICARE Fraud

Ninth Circuit Weighs In On Fraud-On-The-FDA Theory, Marketing Devices For Off-Label Use, And Kickbacks

How the Truth Is False: Accurate Prescription Drug Event Data Can Trigger False Claims Act Liability

Court Not Impressed by “Wait and See” Approach to Amending Complaint When Relator Claims He Knew of Allegations All Along; United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania No. 16-683, U.S., et al. ex rel. Timothy Sirls v. Kindred Healthcare Inc., et al.

Return to Civil and Criminal Collaboration in White Collar under Biden Administration

Opportunities for Cost Savings Not Evidence of Fraud; United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma No. 20-CV-00576-PRW, John D. Adams v. ATAC Services LLC and Science Applications International Corporation

Compliance Programs Need to Face Real Ethical Dilemmas

Emerging False Claims Act Risk In Trade: Recent False Claims Act Developments Increase Trade Exposure (Part III)

Sixth Circuit Creates Circuit Split, Allows Former Employee’s FCA Retaliation Claim

No Such Thing as a Free Massage: Relator Adequately Alleged Clinic Offered Free Services to Induce Medicare Beneficiary Appointments; United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana, Hammond Division, No. 2:18-cv-210, U.S. and Indiana ex rel. Dion Snider v. Centers for Pain Control Inc. and Chetan Puranik M.D.

The False Claims Act and COVID-19 Federal Spending

University of Miami to Pay $22 Million to Settle Claims Involving Medically Unnecessary Laboratory Tests and Fraudulent Billing Practices

A Physician Blows the Whistle on Large Multi-State Hospital System Caught Violating the False Claims Act for a Second Time and Will Receive Whistleblower Reward—An Earlier Whistleblower Received Over $6 Million.

DOL Is Putting Service Contract Act Fringe Benefit Plan Administrative Costs Under the Microscope