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United States Supreme Court: Look to Defendant’s Subjective Beliefs to Decide Whether It “Knowingly” Submitted False Claim

Morrison Foerster – SuperValu holds that FCA defendants who make false claims do so knowingly when they subjectively believe at the time of submission that their claims are false.

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