Posted by Scott Stein and Brad Robertson A recent decision by a federal district court clarifies the Rule 9(b) standard for pleading violations of other laws that underlie false certification FCA claims. […]
Posted by Scott Stein and Brad Robertson Under the “implied certification” theory of FCA liability, relators assert that violation of some federal law or rule renders all claims submitted “false” because, […]
Posted by Scott Stein and Brad Robertson It is relatively rare for courts to grant motions to dismiss FCA cases in which the United States has intervened. So we read with […]
Posted by Jaime L.M. Jones and Brad Robertson Echoing a fact pattern often found in False Claims Act matters (see related post here), a recent motion filed in an unfair competition suit […]
Posted by Brad Robertson and Scott Stein A recent decision explains how one relator, in an effort to plead around a release of FCA claims in favor of his former employer, […]