Tranter v. Tranter

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• explaining that allegations about a relator’s efforts to stop a proposed fraudulent transaction sufficiently pled that the relator made efforts to stop an FCA violation
• noting that “[plaintiff] would not be expected to know the particulars of [defendant’s] internal operations” at pleading stage
• rejecting group pleading argument in the FCA context where relator identified individuals who participated in the scheme by name and described the role of each

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