Qui Tam Section: [VIRTUAL] State FCA Investigations and the Role of NAMFCU
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The states’ Medicaid Fraud Control Units (MFCUs) are tasked with investigating and prosecuting Medicaid fraud. Many states also have analogous state FCA statutes and are commonly named in qui tam cases filed in federal or state courts. Through NAMFCU, the states regularly collaborate, investigate, and litigate cases together. Perhaps most important, NAMFCU teams regularly resolve and manage the settlement process in these multistate cases while working effectively with USDOJ and Relators, under a system which treats every state equally and fairly, including for states which have no qui tam statute. This process allows the states to share resources and efficiently investigate Medicaid fraud. This panel, comprised of the Co-Chairs of the NAMFCU Global Case Committee (GCC) and the Co-Chairs of the NAMFCU Qui-Tam Subcommittee (QTS), will discuss the NAMFCU global process, and how the NAMFCU global process benefits relators, defendants, and the United States.
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Presented by the FBA Qui Tam Section
Presenters
Candice M. Deisher
Virginia Office of the Attorney General
SPEAKERS
Nicholas Paul
California Department of Justice
Lareena J. Phillips
North Carolina Department of Justice
Sara Vann
Georgia Office of the Attorney General
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