Virginia Qui Tam Law: Recent Comments

Comment on A New Defense for Fraudfeasors Emerges from the Maryland Legislature: "Your Honor, I was just trying to create jobs."

Dave Foster — 2009-04-21T14:34:07Z

Zach,
Thanks for asking! No, my strategy for jobs creation is a bit different--namely, to help Bob McDonnell and Bill Bolling attact new businesses to Virginia and encourage existing businesses to stay and expand. As AG I will work to streamline regulatory burdens, shorten waiting periods, keep taxes and fees low, promote the good schools that attract business, and protect Virginia's "right to work" law by combatting the horrific "card check" scheme to deprive workers of a secret ballot in union elections. The AG, as counsel to all state agencies as well as the General Assembly and Governor, can assist in myriad ways in making Virginia a magnetic for economic growth and jobs creation. I appreciate your article and your interest.
Dave Foster

Comment on News from the Race for Virginia Attorney General

Zachary Kitts — 2009-03-18T18:15:33Z

Thanks for your kind words, LI, but I don't inhale such comments.

Comment on Considerations for Settlement in Virginia Fraud Against Taxpayers Act cases

Regan Rush — 2009-03-18T17:08:13Z

Hello... Anyone out there litigated the anti-retaliatio provision of the VA fraud against taxpayers act? I don't see any published opinions.

Comment on News from the Race for Virginia Attorney General

Loudoun Insider — 2009-03-17T18:19:48Z

Very well stated, from someone who obviously knows more than the average voter.

Comment on Blog Review and Comments: Lean and Mean Litigation Blog

Stewart Weltman — 2008-04-30T00:59:01Z

Thanks for your very gracious comments. It is nice to see that there are people out there who get it. Hard work desire and common sense. It is what makes a winner in whatever you do. But it is particularly true in law where - contrary to what the intellects want the world to believe - it is really a far more even playing field. You just have to want it.