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University of Miami Pays $22M to Settle False Claims Act Allegations
The University of Miami agreed to pay $22 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by engaging in fraudulent billing…
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Medtronic Whistleblower “Fraud-on-the-FDA” Suit Allowed to Proceed
A federal appeals court revived a whistleblower lawsuit against a medical device maker based on a “fraud-on-the-FDA” theory of liability within the False Claims…
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Urgent Care Group to Pay $22.5M Settlement in FCA Credentialing Case
An urgent care group in South Carolina agreed to pay $22.5 million to settle False Claims Act (FCA) allegations concerning credentialing issues. The case…
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FCA Case Proceeds Based on Physician’s Evidence of Alleged Billing Scheme
A False Claims Act lawsuit brought by an emergency medicine physician was allowed to proceed based on evidence submitted by the physician demonstrating his…
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Court Sides with Defendants in NASA Engineer Asbestos Suit
The Fifth Circuit found there was not enough evidence linking a NASA engineer’s mesothelioma death to asbestos products supplied by two insulation companies. In…
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Informed Consent & the Future of Med Mal Cases
Many med mal torts hinge on the issue of informed consent, focusing on the information physicians have provided regarding treatment options, potential risks, and…
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Federal Law Preemption Cannot Be Used To Break State Law When Both Can Be Followed
Just as a company CEO can overrule a midlevel manager, federal law has the authority to supersede or preempt state law when the two…
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FCA Circuit Split Unresolved
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to weigh in on whether objectively verifiable facts are necessary to establish a fraudulent claim under the False Claims…
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“But-For” v. “Substantial Contributing Factor” — Recent Ruling Addresses Competing Causation Standards
A decision regarding which competing causation standard must apply to medical malpractice cases with multiple tortfeasors has been answered by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial…
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