Husch Blackwell’s Rebecca Furdek joins host Jonathan Porter to discuss civil investigative demands (CIDs), how and when the Department of Justice (DOJ) uses them in the False Claims Act context, and what companies can do to limit or set aside CIDs. Given how broad and powerful a tool CIDs are—and given the potentially enormous consequences that hang on responses to CIDs—Rebecca and Jonathan explore at length the statutory foundation of CIDs and how companies should approach these demands to produce See more +

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