In This Issue:
- Federal court unseals rare False Claims Act complaint against home mortgage servicer
- Qui tam relators target – and gain access to – internal investigation on ground that attorney-client privilege does not apply
- Whistleblower retaliation exposes Playboy to $6 million liability
- Excerpt from Federal court unseals rare False Claims Act complaint against home mortgage servicer:
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York recently unsealed a complaint filed against lender OneWest Bank FSB (“OneWest”) by a whistleblower, marking a rare False Claims Act (“FCA”) case brought in the financial services sector.
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