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Two Medical Experts Disqualified in Malpractice Case
The testimony of two expert witnesses was excluded in a recent Georgia medical malpractice case because the experts’ knowledge and experience did not meet…
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COVID-19 Litigation: State or Federal Venue?
In closely watched cases, three circuit courts are weighing whether COVID-19 injury and wrongful death cases should be tried in federal court or the…
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New “Seaman” Definition Will Limit Jones Act Cases
The Fifth Circuit disagreed with its own precedent to adopt a definition of “seaman” that it says is more in line with Supreme Court…
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Door Could Open for More Bad Faith Claims Against Insurers
Insurance companies can be found liable for bad faith when they unreasonably deny benefits or fail to properly investigate a claim. In two recent…
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$11.2M FCA Settlement Over “Worthless” Skilled Nursing Services
One of the largest operators of skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) in the U.S. has recently agreed to pay a multi-million-dollar settlement to end a…
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University of Miami Pays $22M to Settle False Claims Act Allegations
The University of Miami agreed to pay $22 million to resolve allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by engaging in fraudulent billing…
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Medtronic Whistleblower “Fraud-on-the-FDA” Suit Allowed to Proceed
A federal appeals court revived a whistleblower lawsuit against a medical device maker based on a “fraud-on-the-FDA” theory of liability within the False Claims…
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Urgent Care Group to Pay $22.5M Settlement in FCA Credentialing Case
An urgent care group in South Carolina agreed to pay $22.5 million to settle False Claims Act (FCA) allegations concerning credentialing issues. The case…
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FCA Case Proceeds Based on Physician’s Evidence of Alleged Billing Scheme
A False Claims Act lawsuit brought by an emergency medicine physician was allowed to proceed based on evidence submitted by the physician demonstrating his…
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