Civil False Claims and Qui Tam Actions offers a comprehensive analysis of the Civil False Claims statute and a balanced approach to every important aspect of case preparation and litigation -- from establishing the merits of a claim to determining the formula for arriving at the qui tam plaintiff's award.The book walks you step-by-step through each phase of case preparation, from the perspective of both plaintiff-relator and defendant, and spells out the unique procedural requirements in a false claims action -- from the applicability of statute of limitations rules To The scope of discovery under a 'civil investigation demand' by the federal government. it collects, organizes, and interprets the controlling case law, including many unpublished decisions that govern each of the critical issues in a qui tam lawsuit, and directs you To The relevant statutory provisions, rules, and regulations that apply To The issues under discussion. You will learn why an understanding of the legislative history is essential To The successful prosecution or defense of a cause of action, what are the liability limitations in the health care fraud context, and much more.