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DOJ Denies Alleged Circuit Split on Particularity Requirement in FCA Cases

In a much-anticipated filing following the Supreme Court’s request for briefing by the Solicitor General, DOJ advised the Court that a Circuit split on Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 9(b) ’s particularity requirement in FCA cases “has now subsided.” DOJ’s amicus brief in Johnson v.

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