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Husch Blackwell's False Claims Act Insights podcast explores how the U.S. government uses the False Claims Act to stamp out fraud and corruption in government contracts.

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Host Jonathan Porter welcomes Husch Blackwell partner Tim Ribelin to the podcast to discuss False Claims Act enforcement trends in managed care. Fresh off presenting at the American Conference Institute’s managed care conference, Tim shares insights on why 2025 was a watershed year for FCA enforcement.

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