The U.S. Supreme Court to should review whether a False Claims Act whistleblower’s suit alleging that Executive Health Resources Inc. defrauded Medicare by falsely designating patient admissions was properly dismissed at the Justice Department’s request, he says.
Jesse Polansky asserted that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit erred by backing the dismissal even though the government didn’t intervene in his case before moving to dismiss.
The government lacks any FCA dismissal authority after initially declining to intervene in a whistleblower’s case, Polansky said in his petition docketed Jan. 31.
The FCA says the DOJ may move to ...
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