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What Is...Qui Tam?

Autor Monica Navarro, Joseph Marc Vezina
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 6 aug 2016
Qui tam litigation is unique. Doctrinally, qui tam litigation calls into play concepts that are nonexistent in other arenas. Procedurally, qui tam litigation invokes numerous rules unique to qui tam actions that are completely foreign to most federal litigators even though much of qui tam litigation takes place in the federal court system. The purpose of this book, therefore, is to give healthcare practitioners a basic overview of qui tam lawsuits under the FCA from stem to stern.
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ISBN-13: 9781634253079
ISBN-10: 1634253078
Pagini: 93
Greutate: 0.18 kg
Editura: American Bar Association

Notă biografică

Monica P. Navarro is a partner in the Vezina Law Group, with offices

in Birmingham, Michigan and New Orleans, Louisiana, where she

heads the firm's healthcare group. For over twenty-years, Monica

has specialized in healthcare, business, and fraud and abuse laws,

as well as related litigation. A summa cum laude graduate, Monica

is an alum of the University of Michigan Law School and of Florida

International University. She is a former federal judicial law-clerk to

the Honorable Julian Abele Cook, Jr., in the United States District

Court Eastern District of Michigan. She is also a Professor Emeritus

of the Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School,

where she taught civil procedure and health law for six years. Year

after year, Monica has been the recipient of numerous professional

distinctions, including Crain's Detroit Business ¿40 Under 40¿ honoree,

a Michigan Super Lawyer, a Michigan Top 50 Lawyer, and a

Michigan Top 20 Women in the Law. Monica is a frequent speaker and

is widely published on health law topics and FCA matters, including

Materiality: A Needed Return to Basics in False Claims Act Liability,

43 University of Memphis Law Review 105 (Fall 2012) and A Look at the

Constitutional Implications of Retrospective Laws: The Case of the

False Claims Act, 28:1 Thomas M. Cooley Law Review 96 (Winter 2011).

Monica holds a variety of leadership positions with the Bar, including

as Council-Member of the State Bar of Michigan Health Law Section,

Vice-Chair of the Editorial Board of the ABA's The Health Lawyer, and

Vice-Chair of the ABA's Health Law Section Publications Committee.

Monica's representative matters include FMF class action litigation

($24 million); Johnson & Johnson in re Topamax litigation ($89

million); and GE Healthcare in re Myoview litigation ($30 million).

Monica is licensed in Michigan and Illinois and is admitted to practice

in numerous courts, including the United States Supreme Court.

J. Marc Vezina is a managing partner of the Vezina Law Group,

with offices in Birmingham, Michigan and New Orleans, Louisiana.

His practice focuses on Qui Tam litigation specifically and fraud and

abuse cases generally throughout the country. Marc has an accomplished

track record in Qui Tam litigation, having been lead counsel

in cases which have recovered over half a billion dollars, including

a settlement with Merck of over $250,000,000 in the Eastern District

of Louisiana. Marc often serves as special trial counsel in complex

cases throughout the country and is an appointed Special Assistant

Attorney General for the State of Louisiana, where he tries complex

damage cases and consumer protection matters. In addition

to presenting and lecturing on Qui Tam litigation and a wide variety

of medical and legal issues for bar and professional organizations

nationwide, he is a visiting professor at Our Lady of Holy Cross College

School of Nursing, where he teaches on risk management and

fraud and abuse issues. Marc is also an active pilot who regularly

counsels clients on aviation matters, including aircraft brokerage,

licensing, acquisition, and ownership issues; and is general counsel

to numerous educational, religious, and charitable organizations

throughout the country. He is licensed in Louisiana, Michigan, Georgia,

and Texas.