Brandt Leibe Grant Nichols
July 06, 2020 | Texas Lawyer
Coming and Going: How Texas Companies Can Guard Against the Ongoing Risk of False Claims Act Enforcement Actions During COVID-19 CrisisNow is a good time for companies that received support from the government to consider what comes next to minimize the chances that they will find themselves jumping out of the frying pan of dire financial straits and into the False Claims Act fire.
By Brandt Leibe, Grant Nichols and Oliver Thoma
9 minute read
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