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October 10, 2019
FCA Decision Tracker: Continued Interpretations Of Escobar
More than three years after the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark Escobar decision, courts continue to wrangle with how to interpret the ruling in False Claims Act suits, including in a spate of recent cases addressing two key questions the justices left open.
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July 29, 2019
ManTech Persuades Judge To Flip $1.5M Firing Verdict
A California federal judge has erased a $1.5 million verdict for a former NASA Mars mission engineer who said he was fired by defense contractor ManTech after reporting unauthorized access to engineering files, ruling that the trial evidence wasn't up to snuff.
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May 07, 2019
Co. Challenges Ex-Mars Lander Whistleblower's $1.5M Award
ManTech blasted a $1.5 million jury verdict awarded to a former NASA Mars mission engineer in a retaliation suit, asking a California federal court to instead hold that the employee failed to prove he was fired for raising concerns about the contractor's use of Lockheed Martin-owned engineering files.
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March 04, 2019
Fired Mars Lander Whistleblower Awarded $1.5M
A federal jury in Los Angeles has awarded $1.5 million to a former NASA Mars mission engineer who claimed he was fired by his employer, contractor ManTech, in retaliation for raising concerns about the use of Lockheed Martin-owned engineering files.