The 2010 Dodd-Frank legislation that materially revamped securities law — especially whistleblowers’ role in reporting it and sharing in recoveries — has always been a lightning rod for contention and debate. As we noted in our February 26 blog…

There are multiple takeaways in the wake of a recent conclusion to a federal fraud case. These two stand out as especially prominent: Fraud probes in the Medicare area can yield recoveries that truly sting for defendants and the…

We referenced so-called “qui tam” lawsuits (cases filed by plaintiffs on behalf of both those individuals and the government) under the U.S. False Claims Act in a prior blog post. We noted in our January 24 entry that such…