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: False Claims Act - Qui TamCongressional Research Service report on the False Claims Act
By Phillips & Cohen LLP
The report summarizes the history of the law, including the 2009 amendments. It outlines key provisions of the law: who may be liable, who may bring and action, basis for liability, penalties and awards, and procedure. Another section considers constitutional concerns that have been raised, such as due process, separation of powers, standing, and the appointments clause.
An abridged version is also available: Qui Tam: An Abbreviated Look at the False Claims Act and Related Federal Statutes.
Full post as published by False Claims Act - Qui Tam on October 07, 2009 (boomark / email).
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