United States: Supreme Court Rules FCA Liability Turns On Subjective Belief, Not Objective Reasonableness - Cooley LLP

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United States: Supreme Court Rules FCA Liability Turns On Subjective Belief, Not Objective Reasonableness - Cooley LLP

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Published 09 Jun 2023

In a much-anticipated opinion released on June 1, 2023, the US Supreme Court held that the scienter element of the False Claims Act (FCA) turns on the defendant's "knowledge and subjective beliefs"...

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United States: Supreme Court Rules FCA Liability Turns On Subjective Belief, Not Objective Reasonableness - Cooley LLP

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