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DOJ Enforcement Outlook in Health Care Compliance for 2025

March 18, 2025
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Jaime L.M. Jones
Some predicted a drop in False Claims Act (”FCA”) enforcement during the first Trump administration, but setting aside a likely pandemic-related slowdown during 2020–2022, FCA cases — both DOJ-initiated and qui tam — during the early part of the first Trump administration were consistent with the volume in the later part of the Biden administration.
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