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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. During a question-and-answer session following his opening remarks at the Federal Bar Association Qui Tam Conference earlier this year, Senator Chuck Grassley said that the government needed to "come down with a sledgehammer, not a toothpick" against fraud. 1 Senator Grassley, a co-sponsor of the 1986 Amendments to the federal False Claims Act (FCA or the Act) and a longtime proponent of the Act and its qui tam provision, also weighed in on some timely and controversial aspects of FCA liti...

Key Takeaways What: In late January, EPA took the initial step of posting status reports on 25 facilities previously identified as high-risk based on known ethylene oxide (EO) emissions and facility location.  EPA has committed to making community notifications regarding EO risks by May 31, 2021.  On February 22, 2021, the EPA’s Office of the Inspector General (OIG) sent a letter to Acting Administrator Jane Nishida urging reconsideration of Administrator Wheeler’s January 4, 2021 decision that community outreach and notification regarding EO risks need not be immediate.  Reconsiderati...

Key Takeaways What: On January 4, 2021, EPA determined that community-specific warnings regarding ethylene oxide (EO) risks need not be made immediately. EPA has now...

Government, and this report describes dangerous overcrowding, standing room only in places, children packed side by side on the floor with no space between them, unsanitary conditions. and i'm quoting now from the inspector general, the department of homeland security, i'm quoting -- "most single adults had not had a shower in cbp custody, despite several being held for as long as a month. at some facilities, border patrol was giving detainees wet wipes to maintain personal hygiene." wet wipes. again, that's not coming from partisan politicians or activists or anyone with preconceptions or axe...

Government, and this report describes dangerous overcrowding, standing room only in places, children packed side by side on the floor with no space between them, unsanitary conditions. and i'm quoting now from the inspector general, the department of homeland security, i'm quoting -- "most single adults had not had a shower in cbp custody, despite several being held for as long as a month. at some facilities, border patrol was giving detainees wet wipes to maintain personal hygiene." wet wipes. again, that's not coming from partisan politicians or activists or anyone with preconceptions or axe...