False Claims Act Insights explores how the U.S. government uses the False Claims Act (FCA) to stamp out fraud and corruption in government contracts. Each episode, Jonathan Porter, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and currently a partner with Husch Blackwell’s White Collar, Internal Investigations & Compliance team, chats with preeminent guests to provide listeners with an up-to-date understanding of the FCA, including trends in recent litigation and compliance efforts. The show also explores those elements of the FCA that make it a uniquely powerful tool for the government against private business, including the Act’s utilization of whistleblowers and its qui tam provisions, as well as evolving theories of FCA liability that expand the boundaries of what the Act covers, including cybersecurity and so-called reverse FCA claims.
False Claims Act Insights
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False Claims Act Insights explores how the U.S. government uses the False Claims Act (FCA) to stamp out fraud and corruption in government contracts. Each episode, Jonathan Porter, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney and currently a partner with Husch Blackwell’s White Collar, Internal Investigations & Compliance team, chats with preeminent guests to provide listeners with an up-to-date understanding of the FCA, including trends in recent litigation and compliance efforts. The show also explores those elements of the FCA that make it a uniquely powerful tool for the government against private business, including the Act’s utilization of whistleblowers and its qui tam provisions, as well as evolving theories of FCA liability that expand the boundaries of what the Act covers, including cybersecurity and so-called reverse FCA claims.
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Recent Episodes
June 24, 2026
Hot Topics in Healthcare Compliance: AI Documentation, Telehealth and Audit Defense
Host Jonathan Porter welcomes Sean Weiss from DoctorsManagement, LLC to the podcast to discuss the rapidly evolving healthcare compliance landscape. With healthcare representing 83% of False Claims Act settlement and judgment dollars last year, Sean shares insights on how AI, telehealth, and changing enforcement tactics are reshaping compliance risks for providers.
May 27, 2026
Managed Care FCA Enforcement: Risk Adjustment, AI, Kickbacks, and More
Host Jonathan Porter welcomes Husch Blackwell partner Tim Ribelin to the podcast to discuss False Claims Act enforcement trends in managed care. Fresh off presenting at the American Conference Institute’s managed care conference, Tim shares insights on why 2025 was a watershed year for FCA enforcement.
May 7, 2026
Relators’ Attorneys’ Fees: Math, Limits, and How to Push Back
Host Jonathan Porter welcomes Husch Blackwell partner Kate Ledden to the podcast to discuss the often-contentious issue of relators’ attorneys’ fees in False Claims Act cases. With fee awards sometimes reaching millions of dollars, this topic has significant financial implications for defendants and raises important questions about what constitutes “reasonable” compensation for qui tam counsel.
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