We just released Episode 46 of the False Claims Act Insights podcast where Robert Hess and I talk about a Ninth Circuit case that opens to door to False Claims Act liability for 340B overcharges.
Rob talks about why 340B
On August 4, I spoke with Cormac Connor, Todd Gee, Michael Schrier, and Julia Kopcienski for the latest edition of Husch Blackwell’s Government Enforcement, Compliance & Investigations webinar series. The session examined the federal government’s expanding use
The first half of 2026 has confirmed that False Claims Act (FCA) enforcement is not only continuing at historically elevated levels but is expanding in scope, sophistication, and institutional backing. With the Department of Justice (DOJ) reporting more than $6.8
Prediction markets allow their participants to trade event contracts based on binary outcomes of future events, ranging from the outcome of an NFL playoff game to how many times the Vice President will clap during the State of the Union.
Between May 13 and June 1, 2026, the Department of Justice’s National Fraud Enforcement Division secured six separate jury trial convictions in five federal districts. The defendants span virtually every healthcare setting and role, from a software platform executive to
We just released Episode 45 of the False Claims Act Insights podcast where Jody Rudman and I talk about this year’s big DOJ healthcare fraud takedown.
We talk about how this year’s takedown compares to those in prior years, and
An AI agent scans a news alert, identifies a market opportunity, and places a trade in your brokerage account—all before you finish your morning coffee. This is not a hypothetical. It is the premise of Robinhood’s recently launched Agentic Trading
States continue to lead the way in actions to enforce consumer protection laws against junk fees across a growing range of industries. In a recent Husch Blackwell Government Enforcement Investigation and Compliance webinar, that included its Antitrust & Competition
In a rare exercise of federal emergency authority, on July 14, 2026, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) did two things that, individually, would each be unusual and together are noteworthy: it stayed an emergency rule self-filed by a regulated
