A New Jersey appeals court ruled that a Teaneck political activist lacks standing to sue former Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Lonegan under the state’s False Claims Act.

A three-judge Appellate Division panel, in an April 27 published decision, affirmed a ruling that William Brennan could not pursue a qui tam action against Lonegan, a former Bogota mayor known for his very conservative political stances.

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