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False Claims Act Retaliation Decision Calls into Question Heightened Notice Standard for Fraud Alert Employees

Zuckerman – By recognizing that an FCA retaliation plaintiff need not prove that their employer is committing actual fraud and that a whistleblower is protected when they are putting all the pieces of the puzzle together, Patzer adheres to the text and purpose of the FCA.

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