A False Claims Act whistleblower failed to convince a federal appeals court Thursday that a lower court errantly sided with his ex-employers whom he accused of fraudulently billing Medicare and other federal programs.
The district court correctly concluded that there wasn’t sufficient, reliable evidence for a jury to find in Robert O’Laughlin’s favor, and that the plaintiff abandoned some of his FCA claims by failing to defend their underlying facts, Judge John B. Nalbandian said.
“Speculation cannot support an FCA violation,” Nalbandian said for the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in an opinion, affirming the lower ...
Karnataka There are also some allegations by a section of media that there was no student named Ananya at a medical college in Manipal. MANGALURU: Activist Snehamayi Krishna from Mysuru on Thursday...