The Fourth Circuit, in United States ex rel. Sheldon v. Allergan Sales, LLC, No. 20-2330, 2022 WL 211172 (4th Cir. Jan. 25, 2022) recently upheld the dismissal of False Claims Act ("FCA") lawsuit...

HAMILTON TWP., New Jersey (WPVI) -- A former teacher from Atlantic County, New Jersey spent the weekend in jail on charges of causing a false public alarm. According to the Hamilton Township Scho...

In a long speech on Russian state TV, Putin rejected the idea of Ukrainian nationhood. The Russian president directly threatened pro-democracy activists and civil servants. His remarks came as ...

Partners Matthew Krueger, Pamela Johnston, and Lori Rubin have provided comments on recent congressional deliberations about amending the False Claims Act as a result of the Supreme Court’s landma...

President Biden on Monday barred Americans from doing business in two separatist regions of eastern Ukraine and a US official said more sanctions are coming Tuesday after Russian President Vladim...

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Underscoring all of the ongoing primary challenges to Attorney General Ken Paxton have been the allegations of bribery and abuse of office made against him by former top employees of the Office ...

With inflation and President Biden’s sinking poll ratings beleaguering the party, incumbents in four battleground states — Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and New Hampshire — face tough campaigns. Two s...

President Putin will unilaterally declare that two chunks of Eastern Ukraine should be considered independent states in a dramatic escalation that many fear could lead to all-out war, the Kremlin...

KYIV — Ukraine’s former defence minister Andriy Zagorodnyuk said any attempt by Russia to expand the territory controlled by pro-Moscow separatists would mean a full-scale war with Ukraine. The h...