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Supreme Court Clarifies Knowledge Requirement for False Claims Act Liability

Squire Patton Boggs – In the wake of SuperValu and Safeway, courts may be less inclined to determine the issue of a defendant’s knowledge as a matter of law, and thus less willing to dismiss False Claims Act cases when relators allege some evidence of a defendant’s subjective belief that a claim was false.

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