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04.17.2024

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Unveiling Sovereignty: The Alter-Ego Relationship and Sovereign Immunity in the Recognition of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the U.S.

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06.05.2023

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Supreme Court Finds that Subjective Awareness of an "Unjustifiably High Risk" of Falsity Can Satisfy False Claims Act Scienter Requirement

Litigation Alert

02.09.2023

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Don't Discount Damages: Court Reminds Government that FCA Damages Must Be Proven With Reasonable Certainty

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12.30.2022

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Fighting Back on Cyberattacks

09.12.2022

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To Settle or Not to Settle? DC Circuit Holds that False Claims Act Damages are Subject to Settlement Offsets

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08.26.2022

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New Materials? Jury Instructions on Materiality in Post-Escobar False Claims Act Cases

07.26.2022

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SCOTUS Closes the Door on Section 1782 Discovery for Private Arbitration

02.28.2022

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Directors Beware: Caremark Claims are Coming

07.07.2021

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American (Discovery) Abroad: 28 U.S.C. § 1782

05.20.2021

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Making Life (A Bit) Easier for Private Litigants: DoD Issues Proposed Rule to Update Its Touhy Regulations

Litigation Alert

12.01.2020

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A Contractor's FCA Settlement Agreement is Not Evidence of Fraud that Will Void a Contract

Litigation Alert

08.06.2020

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President Trump Signs Executive Order Aligning Federal Government Hiring Practices

Litigation Alert

05.15.2019

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U.S. Supreme Court Rules that Up-to-10-Year Filing Deadline is Available to Qui Tam Relators in Non-Intervened Civil False Claims Act Cases

Litigation Alert

12.15.2017

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The False Claims Act and Government Contracts: The Intersection of Federal Government Contracts, Administrative Law, and Civil Fraud

09.19.2016

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Counting FCA Penalties: It's All In The Claims

06.02.2005

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Unveiling Sovereignty: The Alter-Ego Relationship and Sovereign Immunity in the Recognition of Foreign Arbitral Awards in the U.S.

Supreme Court Finds that Subjective Awareness of an "Unjustifiably High Risk" of Falsity Can Satisfy False Claims Act Scienter Requirement

Don't Discount Damages: Court Reminds Government that FCA Damages Must Be Proven With Reasonable Certainty

Fighting Back on Cyberattacks

To Settle or Not to Settle? DC Circuit Holds that False Claims Act Damages are Subject to Settlement Offsets

New Materials? Jury Instructions on Materiality in Post-Escobar False Claims Act Cases

SCOTUS Closes the Door on Section 1782 Discovery for Private Arbitration

Directors Beware: Caremark Claims are Coming

American (Discovery) Abroad: 28 U.S.C. § 1782

Making Life (A Bit) Easier for Private Litigants: DoD Issues Proposed Rule to Update Its Touhy Regulations

A Contractor's FCA Settlement Agreement is Not Evidence of Fraud that Will Void a Contract

President Trump Signs Executive Order Aligning Federal Government Hiring Practices

U.S. Supreme Court Rules that Up-to-10-Year Filing Deadline is Available to Qui Tam Relators in Non-Intervened Civil False Claims Act Cases

The False Claims Act and Government Contracts: The Intersection of Federal Government Contracts, Administrative Law, and Civil Fraud

Counting FCA Penalties: It's All In The Claims

Financial Conflicts of Interest: The Impact on Contractors and Federal Employees

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