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Does the Volume of Qui Tam FCA Enforcement Mean the System Is Working, or Prove That the ‘Rogues’ Have Gone Rogue?

A functioning enforcement environment must prevent fraud without unduly hindering good business. While the future of FCA enforcement unfolds, all companies can proactively limit their risk by continuing to maintain robust compliance programs to detect and prevent misconduct.

8 minute read November 01, 2025 at 12:07 AM
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Rebecca Wall Forrestal
Does the Volume of Qui Tam FCA Enforcement Mean the System Is Working, or Prove That the ‘Rogues’ Have Gone Rogue?

The False Claims Act (FCA), enacted during the Civil War to combat widespread fraud by Union Army suppliers, prohibits knowingly submitting “false claims” for payment to the government.

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