Appellate Practice
Jun. 15, 2006
Circuit Splits Affect Conflicts of Authority
Focus Column - By Laura W. Brill, Alana B. Hoffman, Ted M. Sichelman, Jonathan P. Steinsapir - Federal circuit courts in April created or deepened conflicts of authority on significant matters of interest to the business community, among them a case involving relators in qui tam actions challenging fraud against the federal government.
By Laura W. Brill, Alana B. Hoffman, Ted M. Sichelman, Jonathan P. Steinsapir
Federal circuit courts in April created or deepened conflicts of authority on significant matters of interest to the business community, among them a case involving relators in qui tam actions challenging fraud against the federal government.
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