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Insurance coverage considerations for False Claims Act investigations and settlements

As enforcement priorities evolve and new areas of risk emerge, insurance coverage remains a vital component of managing the financial exposure associated with FCA investigations and litigation.

Jennifer M. Wollenberg, Douglas W. Baruch, Emily E. Garrison; Morgan Lewis

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The FCA is often historically referred to as "Lincoln's Law", passed in 1863 to combat fraud by military suppliers during the American Civil War .Photo: Getty Images
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