Curious about how False Claims Act (FCA) investigations work—and how to stay ahead of them? Join us for an engaging and accessible session designed to demystify the FCA and equip you with practical tools for navigating today’s complex enforcement landscape. Whether you're new to the FCA or looking for a timely refresher, this program will break down the essentials and explore real-world examples of how cases unfold—from whistleblower complaints to government investigations and defense strategies.
You’ll also get a first look at the DOJ’s latest enforcement priorities, including areas like healthcare fraud, pandemic-related claims, and DEI-related certifications.
In this program, you will learn how to:
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Understand the history, scope, and key provisions of the False Claims Act
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Identify common triggers for FCA investigations and enforcement
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Navigate the investigation process—from qui tam complaints to intervention decisions
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Develop smart, strategic defenses, including how to handle internal investigations
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Recognize high-risk areas across healthcare, government contracting, and pandemic relief programs
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Stay ahead of emerging risks in 2025
Perfect for legal counsel, compliance professionals, and anyone who interfaces with government programs or contracts, this session offers clear, actionable insights to help protect your organization and respond with confidence.
Speakers:
Nicholas Folly, Debevoise & Plimpton
Chesa Boudin, Criminal Law & Justice Center, UC Berkeley Law