Proving that a Disclosure is Objectively Reasonable Some of the options to prove that a disclosure was objectively reasonable include 1) showing that the SEC … Continued
SOX Whistleblowers are not required to show that their disclosures relate “definitively and specifically” to a federal securities law To be protected under the SOX … Continued
Pleading Qui Tam False Claims Act Case in Detail False Claims Act qui tam actions must meet the heightened pleading requirement set forth in Federal … Continued
False Claims Act Public Disclosure Bar The public disclosure bar prohibits a qui tam relator from bringing a False Claims Act lawsuit based on … Continued
The Whistleblower Protection Act, is an aptly named statute that Congress passed in 1989 that protects federal whistleblowers. What it says is that … Continued
A number of different remedies are available under the Whistleblower Protection Act. For example, you can be awarded backpay, which is the difference … Continued
Choosing the Best Whistleblower Attorney for Your Whistleblower Reward or Whistleblower Retaliation Claim There is no shortage of whistleblower law firms and whistleblower attorneys … Continued
False Claims Act Whistleblower Protection The whistleblower protection provision of the False Claims Act encourages private citizens to act as whistleblowers when they suspect … Continued
The False Claims Act (FCA) defines “material” as “having a natural tendency to influence, or be capable of influencing, the payment or receipt of money or property.” 31 U.S.C. § 3729(b)(4).
Scienter Under the False Claims Act Does Not Require Proof of Specific Intent An ordinary breach of a government contract caused by an honest mistake ordinarily … Continued
Stark Act Violations or Kickbacks Can Violate the False Claims Act Both the Stark Act and the Anti-Kickback Act prohibit a health care provider from … Continued