McNutt Ex Rel. United States v. Haleyville Medical Supplies, Inc.

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• holding that a violation of the Anti-Kick- back Statute gives rise to a false claim
• finding that the government, which asserted a claim- that the defendant had (1) ■ violated the AKS,. (2) certified on the Medicare enrollment .form that they would comply with the statute, and (3
• permitting FCA claims premised on AKS violations because “compliance with the [AKS] is necessary for reimbursement under the Medicare program”
• declining to employ judicially created categories of express and implied false certification
• violation of the Anti-Kickback Statute can form the basis for a False Claims Act claim
• \Compliance with the [federal anti-kickback statute] is necessary for reimbursement under the Medicare program.\

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