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A PAGA Victory to Bring in the New Year: Trial Court Holds LWDA Responsible for Prevailing Employer's Costs | CDF Labor Law LLP - Vimarsana News

A PAGA Victory to Bring in the New Year: Trial Court Holds LWDA Responsible for Prevailing Employer's Costs | CDF Labor Law LLP

Last week a trial court in Alameda County entered an order permitting Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. to recover nearly $125,000 in costs from the California Labor and Workforce Development...

The FTC Sets Its Sights on Biometric Information | Mintz - Vimarsana News

The FTC Sets Its Sights on Biometric Information | Mintz

Does your business collect or use fingerprints?  Do your building access points use retina, finger, or palm scans?  Does your security office use facial recognition technology to...

The Supreme Court's SuperValu Decision on the "Knowingly" Element in the False Claims Act: Protecting Against Liability When There is Regulatory Ambiguity | Mintz - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court's SuperValu Decision on the "Knowingly" Element in the False Claims Act: Protecting Against Liability When There is Regulatory Ambiguity | Mintz

In a resounding unanimous 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court rejected the argument that a defendant’s subjective belief is irrelevant under the False Claims Act (FCA) when evaluating...

The Supreme Court's SuperValu Decision On The - Vimarsana News

The Supreme Court's SuperValu Decision On The

In a resounding unanimous 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court rejected the argument that a defendant's subjective belief is irrelevant under the False Claims Act (FCA)...

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SCOTUS FCA Ruling Clarifies Knowingly Submitting Claim Standard - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS FCA Ruling Clarifies Knowingly Submitting Claim Standard

SCOTUS unanimously disregard Seventh Circuit cases Schutte v SuperValu and Proctor v Safeway questioning if defendant liable FCA if believed acting lawfully. Reasonable belief valid but court created knowledge standard for deliberate ignorance or reckless disregard.