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  1. Government Contracts & Investigations Blog

    Kickbacks Aren’t Illegal Just for Federal Health Care Programs in Recently Enacted SUPPORT Act: New Compliance Concerns for Physician-Owned Laboratories

    By Bill Mateja, Danielle Vrabie, Theresa Thompson

    On October 24, 2018, President Trump signed the “Substance Use Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment for Patients and Communities Act” or the “SUPPORT for Patients and Communities…

  2. Inside the False Claims Act

    Recent FCA Case Ruling Involving Illegal Kickbacks

    By Taylor Chenery

    Bass, Berry & Sims attorney Taylor Chenery discussed the implications of a recent court ruling demonstrating how a court should analyze multiple different types of alleged claims under the False…

  3. FCA Update

    Circuit Court Affirms Payments for Referrals Made to Employees are Protected by the AKS Safe Harbor

    By Tony Maida, Drew Elizabeth McCormick

    On August 7, 2018, the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a ruling by the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida dismissing a qui tam suit…

  4. Health Law Diagnosis

    DOJ Intervenes in False Claims Act Case Against Insys Therapeutics

    By Conor Duffy

    The Department of Justice (DOJ), recently intervened in a civil False Claims Act (FCA) case filed against Insys Therapeutics, Inc. (Insys) in the Central District of California that alleges FCA…

  5. Health Law Diagnosis

    Private Equity Firm Named as Defendant in False Claims Act Case Targeting A Portfolio Company

    By Leslie Levinson, Robinson+Cole's Health Law Group

    A recent complaint filed by the United States Department of Justice against a private equity firms regarding an alleged kickback further illustrates new concerns private equity should be aware of…

  6. Pharmacy & Healthcare Legal Blog

    Lyft and Uber are partnering with healthcare providers and insurers – potential issues with kickbacks

    By Natalia Mazina

    For the last year, both Lyft and Uber have been working with healthcare providers and insurers offering rides to doctors' offices. Last week, Lyft announced that it is expanding its…

  7. The D&O Diary

    DOJ Targets Private Equity Firm for Portfolio Company’s Alleged Improper Kickbacks

    By Kevin LaCroix

    In an unusual and potentially significant move, the U.S. Department of Justice has named as one of the defendants in a False Claims Act lawsuit a private equity firm whose…

  8. Napoli Shkolnik Blog

    Fentanyl Billionaire Denies Paying Kickbacks

    By Napoli Shkolnik

    Opioid multimillionaire John Kapoor pleaded not guilty to charges of racketeering, conspiracy, mail fraud, and wire fraud in an Arizona federal court; prosecutors claim that Mr. Kapoor’s company — Insys…

  9. Health Law Update

    Physicians in the Bulls-eye

    By Robert M. Wolin

    Several recently reported cases highlight the growing risk physicians face if they succumb to competitive pressures, especially offers of remuneration from labs, pharmacies, home health agencies and other providers to…

  10. Global Investigations & Compliance Review

    Kickback Training – What It Doesn’t Cover

    By Squire Patton Boggs

    Effective training prepares contractors and providers to recognize more than kickbacks. The example below reveals that not all kickback violations are intuitively obvious. What seems a clear violation to those familiar…