False claim Act(FCA) enacted during the civil war, President
Abraham lincoln advocated this. FCA to combat fraud from company or
organization when sold supplies from the Union army. It has a Qui
tam lawsuit that allows private citizens to sue, behalf pf
government, individuals and companies when defrauding the
government. Qui tam means action for the government and for the
claim. FCA provisions prohibited qui tam lawsuits based on
information from the federal government. It prevented
whistleblowers from filing a lawsuit and any information about
fraud has government filed even though the whistleblower is a
source of government knowledge.it prohibited false claim for
payment to the federal government and false record.. elements of
FCA include defendant made a statement to get the government to pay
money on a claim, the claim was false, the defendant knows the
claim was false. the untrue statement or claim not sufficient
warrant liability under the FCA, it must show the knowing
fraud.
Qui tam lawsuit is a whistleblower lawsuit under FCA it rewards
whistleblower for success case under the behalf of the
government.
recent cases:
-Tuller Prebon case fined euro15,400,000 for breaches related to
wholesale conduct and failure to cooperate with the trade
sector.
-The prudential assurance company limited fined up to
euro23,875,000 for misselling and made unfair treatment of
customers in the pensions sector.
-Jin-Yi-lee fined euro214,300 for breaches of principles and
disclosure rules in the insurers' sector.
these lawsuits threaten medical practice survival. The act makes
the risk of massive civil damages and penalties. high health care
cost makes this fraud against government sectors. as a health care
administrator by a whistleblower they should efficiently combat
health care fraud. they should be in the correct position to find
fraudulent conduct and following qui tam lawsuits behalf of the
government
Thoroughly discuss and analyze the False Claims Act. You should discuss the history of the FCA,...
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