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New DEI-Focused Executive Order Implements Expansive Audit Authority and Imposes DEI Certification Obligations on All Federal...

On March 26, the Trump administration issued another DEI-focused Executive Order (“EO”) requiring all federal agencies to incorporate new anti-DEI certifications in contracts, “contract-like instruments,” and subcontracts...more

Ninth Circuit Permits 340B Program Enforcement Under the FCA

Drug manufacturers participating in the Section 340B Drug Pricing Program now face a significant new litigation risk under the False Claims Act (“FCA”)....more

What Federal Funding Recipients Should Know About President Trump’s “Task Force to Eliminate Fraud”

On March 16, 2026, President Trump issued an Executive Order titled “Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud” (the “Order”), which creates an interagency task force to identify, investigate, and recoup losses from...more

FCA Basics: Government Investigations and Self-Disclosure

This is the sixth post in the Dorsey FCANow Blog’s FCA Basics Series covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure and highlighting key facets of FCA practice. Today’s post discusses...more

DOJ Doubles Down on Antidiscrimination FCA Claims, Identifies Problematic Practices

Deputy Assistant Attorney General Brenna Jenny reaffirmed DOJ’s commitment to targeting employment practices at organizations that receive federal funding with the False Claims Act during the Federal Bar Association’s annual...more

FCA Basics: Liability Theories

This is the fifth post in the Dorsey FCANow Blog’s FCA Basics Series covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure, and highlighting key facets of FCA practice. Today’s post covers the...more

FCA Basics: Investigations and Compliance

This is the sixth post in the Dorsey FCANow Blog’s FCA Basics Series covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure, and highlighting key facets of FCA practice. Today’s post discusses a...more

FCA Basics: Statute of Limitations and Timing-Related Defenses

This is the fourth post in the Dorsey FCANow Blog’s FCA Basics Series covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure, and highlighting key facets of FCA practice. ...more

Trump Administration’s Anti-DEI Effort Comes for Section 8(a) Program—Small Businesses and Alaska Native Corporations May be the...

Recent SBA directives and statements by senior leaders suggest a fundamental shift in the viability and risk associated with the Small Business Administration’s Section 8(a) contracting program. Federal contractors who are...more

FCA Basics: Qui Tam Lawsuits

This is the third post in the Dorsey FCANow Blog’s FCA Basics Series covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure, and highlighting key facets of FCA practice. Today’s post introduces the...more

The Eleventh Circuit Hears Oral Argument in Zafirov: The Case that Could Upend Qui Tam Litigation

On December 12, 2025, the Eleventh Circuit heard oral arguments in United States ex rel. Zafirov v. Florida Medical Associates, an appeal challenging relators’ authority to bring claims under the qui tam provisions of the...more

Small Business Administration Directs All 8(a) Program Participants to Produce “Financial Records” by January 5, 2026

On Friday, December 5, the Small Business Administration (“SBA”) announced that it sent letters to all entities that participate in the SBA’s 8(a) Business Development Program—over 4,300 entities, per SBA—directing those 8(a)...more

Eleventh Circuit to Hear Argument on Article II Challenge to FCA Qui Tam Provisions in Zafirov

Under the False Claims Act (FCA), private individuals—i.e. qui tam relators—file suit on behalf of the government against individuals or organizations, seeking to redress alleged frauds on the government.  See 31 U.S.C. §...more

FCA Basics: Elements of a Claim

This is the second post in the Dorsey FCANow Blog’s FCA Basics Series covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure, and highlighting key facets of FCA practice. Today’s post introduces...more

The Court of Federal Claims and the Trump Administration’s Contract and Grant Terminations: A Primer for Federal Grantees and...

The Trump Administration’s unprecedented terminations of federal contracts and grants have affected organizations seeking options and remedies. Universities, academic research institutions, federal contractors, and state and...more

Judge Rejects FCA Settlement Deal: No Rubber Stamping and Bromides Won’t Do

A recent decision by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California to reject a proposed $57 million settlement in a False Claims Act (FCA) litigation highlights the unique challenges and complexities that...more

SuperValu: Relators’ SCOTUS Victory Turns Pyrrhic After Jury’s Defense Verdict and Denial of Post-Trial Motions

After fourteen years of litigation, United States ex rel. Schutte v. SuperValu, Inc. arrived at its likely end after the U.S. District Court for the Central District of Illinois rejected relators’ bid for a new trial after a...more

FCA Basics Series: Introduction to the False Claims Act

Dorsey’s FCANow Blog is kicking off a new series—FCA Basics. Over the coming months, the FCANow Blog will feature posts covering the fundamentals of the False Claims Act (“FCA”), outlining FCA procedure, and highlighting key...more

White House Proposes “Compact” With Nine Universities, Seeking Administrative Concessions for Access to Federal Funds

According to public reporting, the White House recently proposed a Compact for Academic Excellence in Education (“Compact”) to nine universities, promising a closer relationship with the White House, preferential access to...more

More Change to Federal Grant Administration: Political Appointees Overseeing Grantmaking? Uniform Guidance Changes? And Indirect...

The Trump Administration announced its intent to overhaul federal grantmaking and grant administration in an August 7 Executive Order titled Improving Oversight of Federal Grantmaking....more

DOJ’s New Anti-Discrimination Guidance: Pushing the Legal Envelope?

On July 29, 2025, the Department of Justice (“DOJ”) released a Memorandum emphasizing the Trump administration’s focus on eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”) and DEI-like programs....more

SCOTUS Curbs Universal Injunctions? So What Does That Mean for You?

The United States Supreme Court issued a decision that curtailed the practice of “universal” or “nationwide” injunctions and may have a significant impact for individuals and organizations that seek redress from the courts,...more

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