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False Claims Act expands in age of regulation (access required)

Posted: 12:29 pm Fri, January 11, 2013
By Doug Peterson and Andy Davis

The quest to root out fraud is breathing new life into a Civil War-era statute known as the False Claims Act. The original FCA law was passed because President Abraham Lincoln and Congress wanted help rooting out procurement fraud against the Union Army.
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