DOJ Revises Justice Manual to Strengthen False Claims Act Enforcement

The Department of Justice has updated its Justice Manual to sharpen False Claims Act enforcement, establishing clearer boundaries on how sub-regulatory guidance may be used in federal litigation. The revisions also set new standards for when the DOJ will move to dismiss qui tam whistleblower lawsuits that are deemed contrary to the government's interests. Healthcare providers, including PT practices, that bill federal programs such as Medicare or Medicaid should be aware that FCA scrutiny may intensify under these updated policies.

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