Defining “Public Disclosure” Under The False Claims Act: How Loud Must The Whistle Be Blown?

Author: Collin L. Ryan, Associate Member, University of Cincinnati Law Review The term “whistleblower,” in general, refers to someone who informs on another’s illegal activities. The False Claims Act (FCA), for example, is one of several federal statutes that encourage individuals to disclose to the government their knowledge of another’s illegal activities, i.e., to blow... Continue Reading →

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