Court’s FCA Ruling Answers One Question, Raises Another

In its ruling on two appeals from Seventh Circuit decisions dismissing FCA actions, the Supreme Court unanimously held that courts must assess a defendant's subjective belief about the veracity of its claims, not merely consider whether it had a reasonable interpretation of ambiguous rules.
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