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False Claims Act·Compliance & Enforcement Brief

Dismissal of FCA Complaint Pursued Pro Se Should Have Been Without Prejudice; United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit No. 20-11260, John Taylor and Tunya Taylor v. the Multiplan Network, et al.

The Eleventh Circuit partially affirmed the dismissal of a qui tam case that the relators pursued pro se, explaining that that courts have no jurisdiction to hear FCA complaints when a relator does not have counsel.

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