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False Claims Act Cert. Monitor: Attorneys’ Fees, Reverse False Claims, Public Disclosure Bar, and Government Employees as Relators Feature in Three New Petitions;

It’s the Cover-Up That Gets You

Fourth Circuit Re-Affirms Sufficiency of Triple Canopy Complaint

Companies from These 42 Industries have Disclosed FCPA-Related Investigations

FCA Deeper Dive: Escobar and Its Aftermath – Part I

Ransomware Cyberattacks: How to Minimize Your Risks

Practice Note: How Bio-Rad’s old FCPA settlement became a ‘risk factor’

DOJ Weighs in on Materiality Standard Post-Escobar

Attorney General Sessions Issues Charging and Sentencing Guidelines to Federal Prosecutors

Inspectors General Feel Crimped by Hiring Freeze, Budget Cuts

FCA Claim of “Phantom Students” Won’t Continue to Haunt College, Says Ninth Circuit

DOJ Has Substantial Discretion to Settle Cases Over Relator’s Objection, Eleventh Circuit Holds

The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and the New Administration: Your Top Ten Questions Answered

Court Compels Government to Produce Attorney Documents and CO’s Justification for Rescinding Final Decision that Formed Basis of FCA Case

FCA Deeper Dive: Pleading the Alleged Fraud Scheme

Unethical Investigative Work by Relator’s Counsel Leads to Dismissal of FCA Claims

Third Circuit Weighs in on Materiality for First Time Since Escobar

U.S. Settles with Contractor for $4.6 Million After Alleged False Claims Act Violations

“Common Sense” and Concealment of Noncompliance Lead Fourth Circuit to Find Triple Canopy Invoices Hit Their Materiality Mark and Were Impliedly False Despite No Specific False Representations;

Fourth Circuit Rules that Falsity Under Escobar Does Not Require Specific Misrepresentations