The Federal Bar Association’s annual qui tam conference recently highlighted the role of the government in False Claims Act cases, coming off a year packed with record-breaking settlements and judgments carried out by the Department of Justice.
National Law Journal reports that last year’s developments are influencing how attorneys approach various steps in the qui tam process.
The two-day event offered rich panel discussions at every stage of the qui tam proceedings, providing insights on topics ranging from whistleblower vetting to damage calculation. The conference underlined the key changes 2023 brought about and indirectly guide how lawyers navigate these process steps.
Experts from different segments of the legal spectrum exchanged thoughts on the changing qui tam landscape, specifically taking note of the Department of Justice’s efficiency in handling False Claims Act issues. Such discussions signify the dynamic nature of legal practices and the importance of continued learning and adaptation in the face of change.