Increased government spending and growing demands for financial accountability have led to a flurry of activity under the False Claims Act (FCA). Last year alone, the United States obtained $2.4 billion in civil settlement judgments resulting from FCA cases-the second-largest annual recovery ever. The statute also underwent significant changes through the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009 (FERA), and additional amendments resulted from the passage of health...
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