The WLF Legal Pulse:The Government's Duty to Preserve Evidence in a Non-Intervened "Qui Tam" Case

Prolific writer and frequent speaker on the False Claims Act, Stephen A. Wood, Principal and head of the litigation practice group at Chuhak & Tecson, P.C. in Chicago, published a commentary titled The Government’s Duty to Preserve Evidence in a Non-Intervened Qui Tam Case in the Washington Legal Foundation’s Legal Pulse. Wood examines the government’s obligation to preserve evidence in False Claims Act litigation.

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