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The U.S. government relies upon whistleblowers to drive its recoveries under the False Claims Act. See our analysis here of how the Act's qui tam provisions work, especially in healthcare
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The U.S. government relies upon whistleblowers to drive its
recoveries under the False Claims Act. See our analysis here of how the Act's qui tam provisions
work, especially in healthcare, by Colin Jennings, Marisa Darden,
and Ayako Hobbs.
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