The Sixth Edition of this authoritative treatise arrives at a critical moment, as the Department of Justice reports substantial increases in False Claims Act actions and record-breaking recoveries. It includes substantially rewritten sections addressing whether the False Claims Act is unconstitutional and what legal standard must be used to establish a violation of the FCA when asserting an underlying violation of the Anti-Kickback statute as well as case law updates from significant cases issued over the past year.
Publisher: AHLA
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The Sixth Edition of False Claims Act & the Health Care Industry is designed to help you assess potential False Claims Act (FCA) exposure and reform company practices. Robert S. Salcido’s sharp and well-referenced analysis of evolving false claims risks and requirements includes discussions of Constitutional challenges to the False Claims Act, including the ongoing debate over qui tam provisions following U.S. ex rel. Polansky v. Exec. Health Res., Inc. and the dynamic between Congressional and Executive power; legal standards for establishing FCA violations when asserting underlying Anti-Kickback Statute violations; causation requirements in Anti-Kickback Statute and False Claims Act cases; and more..
Robert S. Salcido incorporates his insightful analysis of recent applications of the law by federal district courts, circuit courts of appeal, the Supreme Court, and relevant federal agencies. From knowledge to materiality to causation, every aspect of a potential false claim allegation is addressed, with citation to authority out of every federal district.
Areas of evolving interpretation examined in this edition include:
The ISBN for the 5th Edition was 9798341734913.
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