Appellees, several board certified allergists licensed to practice medicine in Texas, brought a qui tam action under the False Claims Act (FCA) and Anti-Kickback Statute on behalf of the United States against appellant, the owner/operator of multiple allergy centers, alleging improper billing of government health care providers for unapproved medical treatments.

The FCIC is statutorily required to calculate expected farm yields in a particular manner so that crop insurance policies can be issued and one method is to use actual production history.

Criminal Alien's Habeas Petition Ordered Reconsidered Under 8 USC §1226(c)

NLRA does not nullify Arbitration Act mandate that arbitration agreements providing for individualized proceedings be enforced

The trial court correctly concluded that it was not required, under O.C.G.A. § 17-10-1 (a) (1) (B), to include a behavioral-incentive date in defendant's 10-year sentence of probation after he pleaded guilty as a first offender to one count each of aggravated assault, misdemeanor family-violence battery and third-degree cruelty to children because defendant was not convicted of any felony offenses, as a first offender guilty plea does not constitute a conviction.

Mitsubishi Establishes Irreparable Injury After Dealer Moved Dealership Without Approval

In 1977, Ben Perryman conveyed a parcel of land to his son and daughter-in-law (Gary and Nancy), reserving an undivided royalty interest.

N.Y. Prompt Payment Act Satisfied, Negligence Duplicates Breach Claim To Be Tried

Three business groups filed suit challenging the fiduciary rule promulgated by the Department of Labor.