Healthcare is the primary target of federal and state governments when it comes to criminal and civil enforcement actions. From fraud and abuse allegations to prescription drug distribution, it [...]
Member Chris Sabis was interviewed and quoted in a three-part article series published by Hospice News, the leading independent source for hospice industry information. The articles cover a broad [...]
In May, I wrote about some interesting rulings from the Middle District of Tennessee related to the “good cause” standard in False Claims Act (FCA) cases. Under 31 U.S.C. § 3730(c)(3), If the [...]
Chris Sabis will participate in a panel discussion for practitioners that examines the details of real-life FCA practice in the Middle District of Tennessee. The “False Claims Act Today” – Middle [...]
While COVID-19 has most of us working remotely and searching for normalcy, the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) civil fraud enforcement efforts continue unabated. On April 6, DOJ announced a $6.5 [...]
In March 2016, Tracy Powell, my colleague in SRVH’s Government Compliance & Investigations Practice, penned a blog on the emerging focus on individual liability in healthcare fraud cases. [...]
Do I have your attention? Okay, forgive me. The headline is a little click-baity. The centerpiece of the Brand Memo – the January 25, 2018 Memorandum by former Associate Attorney General Rachel [...]
As I mentioned a few days ago in discussing DOJ’s annual False Claims Act (FCA) press release, the healthcare industry is still the darling of DOJ and whistleblowers. Healthcare fraud matters [...]
Every year, the Department of Justice (DOJ) issues a press release disclosing its recoveries in False Claims Act (FCA) actions for the past fiscal year. It is something of a victory lap for DOJ, [...]
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