Aetna Life Insurance v. Crabtree

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• noting that the NYFCA was enacted on April 1, 2007 and applies retroactively
• rejecting motion to dismiss Section 145-b, Sections 63(12) and 63-c, and unjust enrichment claims because underlying FCA violation was well-pleaded
• dismissing state FCA claims because the court dismissed the federal FCA claim
• denying motion to dismiss in False Claims Act case based on violations of Anti-Kickback Statute where pleadings contained detailed allegations as to why speaker events were shams and how they served as a vehicle for kickbacks
• sham speaker series alleged where drugs not even discussed, doctors did not attend, or identical speakers présented to identical participants on same topic repeatedly
• “Such language expressly provides for retroactive application of the Act.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).