Ralph Mayrell
April 03, 2018 | National Law Journal
Despite DOJ Memos, Strong False Claims Act Enforcement is Likely Here to StayTwo DOJ memoranda earlier this year suggested there should be a new hope for industry-friendly changes to the U.S. Department of Justice's view of the False Claims Act.
By Craig Margolis and Ralph Mayrell
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A Dose of 'Vitamin C' Boosts International ComityHeeding foreign mandates while conducting business abroad may stave off U.S. antitrust allegations.
By Craig Seebald, Lindsey Vaala and Ralph Mayrell
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