State Qui Tam Legislative Updates

 

Sadly, as the last of the state legislative sessions wind down this month, it appears that we do have a single new state False Claims Act to report.  Kansas appears to have passed a non-qui tam state statute, which can only be enforced by that state's OAG.     

There is a glimmer of hope from Minnesota, however, as both houses of the MN state legislature have apparently passed slightly different versions of a "true" FCA—that is, one with qui tam provisions which allow a private individual to file suit in the name of the state to recover treble damages, civil penalties, and attorney's fees and costs for fraud on the state.

Posted by Zachary Kitts at 5/10/2009 10:39 AM
Categories: legal blogs, Virginia Whistleblowers, State False Claims Act News, Qui Tam litigation
Tags: State false claims act news Virginia Legal Blogs
 

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