A federal appellate court Friday weighed a constitutional challenge Friday to False Claim Act’s provisions that allow private whistleblowers to bring civil lawsuits on the government’s behalf—a case being closely watched for its possible impact on future FCA litigation and potential for Supreme Court review.
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