Civil Litigation,
Government
May 8, 2019
Expert witness was attorney for relator when case was filed
In an increasingly unusual case brought under the False Claims Act, an expert witness admitted Tuesday to previously working as an attorney for the relator when the case was originally filed in 2014.
LOS ANGELES -- In an increasingly unusual case brought under the False Claims Act, an expert witness admitted Tuesday to previously working as an attorney for the relator when the case was originally filed in 2014.
The defendant, business owner Tony Hang and his company Unichem, have been accused by the relator, David Ji, of defrauding the U.S. government by intentionally mislabeling tons of the supplement and food additive glycine ...
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