Maryland Senate passes watered-down state False Health Claims Act
The Maryland Senate yesterday passed a state version of the False Claims Act (FCA) by a vote of 37 in ...
The Maryland Senate yesterday passed a state version of the False Claims Act (FCA) by a vote of 37 in ...
As part of the anti-fraud provisions of the health care legislation passed yesterday, Congress strengthened the False Claims Act - ...
The Australian Law Reform Commission recommended that national security whistleblowers should face criminal sanctions only when their disclosures, "damage national ...
Even though the MSPB continues to utterly fail to be a fair arbiter of federal employee cases, the Senate is ...
The Senate Homeland Security Committee promised changes would be made to the bill's flaws, but changes have not come.
A number of prominent national security whistleblowers and advocacy groups release a letter today opposing the Whistleblower Protection Enhancement Act ...
It only takes one Senator's demand that these issues be fixed in order to stop this Trojan horse from destroying ...
Sen. Charles Grassley (R-Iowa) has introduced a bill that will make changes to the False Claims Act (FCA) in response ...
Sullivan County, New York, has enacted a new law to protect county employees who blow the whistle, Mid-Hudson News reports. ...
Sen. Al Franken's amendment to bar use of mandatory arbitration agreements by defense contractors has now passed both houses of ...
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