· 3/19/1997
United States Ex Rel., Christopher Hall v. Teledyne Wah Chang Albany Teledyne Industries, Inc., Dba Teledyne Wah Chang Albany and Teledyne, Inc.
Citations
- 104 F.3d 230
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- noting that the federal government’s awareness of the FCA allegations meant that enforcement of an agreement did not impair the public interest in whistleblowing
- enforcing a release clause where the federal government had already investigated the allegations prior to the settlement
- “The government, of course, was not a party to the release, and is therefore not barred by it from pursuing a claim against Tele-dyne.”
- “The government, of course, was not a party to the release, and is therefore not barred by it from pursuing a claim against [the qui tam defendant].”
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Judges: Wright, Schroeder, Kleinfeld
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