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Can an “Objectively Reasonable” Interpretation of the Law—Even if You Don’t Believe it—Protect Against False Claims Act Liability?

On April 18, 2023, the Supreme Court heard oral argument from three whistleblowers requesting that the Court revive their lawsuits against retail pharmacies SuperValue and Safeway.

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