Written by David B. Honig and Delphine P. O’Rourke Assertion of affirmative defenses creates risk for clients, attorneys and law firms. Treating False Claims Act litigation like any other litigation will lead to the unnecessary expenditure of time and money and potentially sanctions. A recent decision out of the Southern District of Texas, United States ex rel. King v Solvay... Continue Reading →Tags: affirmative defenses, comparative fault, contributory fault, Damages, failure to mitigate, False Claims Act, FCA, laches, learned intermediary, mitigation, third parties, unclean hands