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Supreme Court Rules FCC Subsidy Fraud Can Trigger False Claims Act Lawsuits - USA Herald

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The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a unanimous ruling on Friday, reinforcing the federal government’s power to pursue fraud claims against telecom companies accused of overcharging schools and libraries under the FCC’s E-Rate program. The decision, a major victory for whistleblowers, upholds the Seventh Circuit’s ruling that funds from the E-Rate program are subject to High Court rules telecoms can face False Claims Act suits over FCC’s E-Rate f…

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SCOTUS: False Claims Act Applies to E-Rate

But the justices didn't rule on the question of whether all E-Rate funds are government cash.

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Supreme Court Rules FCC Subsidy Fraud Can Trigger False Claims Act Lawsuits - USA Herald

The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a unanimous ruling on Friday, reinforcing the federal government’s power to pursue fraud claims against telecom companies accused of overcharging schools and libraries under the FCC’s E-Rate program. The decision, a major victory for whistleblowers, upholds the Seventh Circuit’s ruling that funds from the E-Rate program are subject to High Court rules telecoms can face False Claims Act suits over FCC’s E-Rate f…

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USA Herald broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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