News/Compliance & Enforcement/Government Did Not Violate Ethical Rules by Secretly Recording Defendants’ Employees Prior to Intervening in Qui Tam Case; United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, No. 13-cv-3003 (WMW/DTS), U.S. ex rel. Kipp Fesenmaier v. The Cameron-Ehlen Group and Paul Ehlen

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Government Did Not Violate Ethical Rules by Secretly Recording Defendants’ Employees Prior to Intervening in Qui Tam Case; United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, No. 13-cv-3003 (WMW/DTS), U.S. ex rel. Kipp Fesenmaier v. The Cameron-Ehlen Group and Paul Ehlen

Bill OlverMarch 12, 2020 · 6 min read

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The district court denied a motion to dismiss a qui tam complaint due to alleged unethical conduct by the relator’s and government’s attorneys.

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