Federal False Claims Act and Qui Tam Litigation

The Federal False Claims Act and Qui Tam Litigation is a comprehensive and detailed exploration of qui tam proceedings, addressing the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved: the relator (whistleblower), the defendant corporation, the federal and state governments, and the courts. Unlike many other materials that focus primarily on the relator, it presents a holistic understanding of the legal landscape surrounding whistleblower actions under the False Claims Act (FCA). It explores the nuances of important topics such theories of responsibility, the materiality of claimed fraud, and government participation or indifference to fraudulent claims. Every chapter features case studies that provide a thorough evaluation of each party's advantages and disadvantages. This guide also provides useful resources including federal and state statutes. For attorneys, compliance officers, and anyone else working in whistleblower law, this special and priceless guide to help successfully navigate the complexities of False Claims Act litigation.

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