Top 10 FCA Decisions of 2012
Client Alert | less than 1 min read | 01.10.13
The U.S. recovered a record amount (nearly $5 billion) under the False Claims Act in 2012. In "The Top 10 FCA Decisions Of 2012 For Government Contractors," published by The Government Contractor on January 9, 2013, C&M attorneys Andy Liu, Jonathan Cone, and Robert Sneckenberg count down the 10 FCA decisions they predict will have the most significant legal and practical impact on government contractors.
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