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John T. Boese

Of Counsel
 
Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver &
Jacobson LLP

Suite 800, 1001 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, District of Columbia  20004-2505


Telephone: 202-639-7000
Fax: 202-639-7003
http://www.friedfrank.com



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Practice AreasQui Tam Litigation; Civil Litigation; Criminal Fraud Litigation; Government Contracts
 
EducationSt. Louis University Law School, J.D., magna cum laude, 1972, Washington University, B.S., 1969
 
Admitted1973, District of Columbia; 1977, U.S. Supreme Court
 
MembershipsThe District of Columbia Bar (Co-Chair, Committee on Court Rules, 1983-1985; Chair, Section on Courts, Lawyers and Administration of Justice, 1986-1987); American Bar Association (Member, Sections on Criminal Justice; Litigation; Public Contracts; Co-Chair of Qui Tam Subcommittee of the ABA White Collar Crime Committee; Vice-Chair, Committee on Suspension and Debarment); American Health Lawyers Association (Chair, Best Practices Task Force, 1999).
 
BornSt. Louis, MO
 
BiographyAlpha Sigma Nu; Delta Theta Phi. Associate Editor, St. Louis University Law Review, 1971-1972. Author: "Civil False Claims and Qui Tam Actions," Aspen Law & Business (3ed., 2006) Lead Editor and Contributor for "Best Practices Handbook in Advising Clients on Fraud & Abuse Issues," AHLA, June 1999; Healthcare Exclusions: A Comprehensive Guide , ABA, 1997 and the Second Edition of The Practitioner's Guide to Suspension and Debarment, ABA, 1996. Contributor, Third Edition of The Practitioner's Guide to Suspension and Debarment, ABA, 2002. Journal Articles include "Appeals Court Eases Liability Under False Claims Act," Assisted Housing Financial Management Insider (September/October 2003); "State False Claims Laws Pose New Challenges for Contractors," Government Contract Litigation Reporter (March 27, 2003); "Qui Tam Appellants, Beware: With Second Circuit's Ruling, Courts Split on Timing Issue," New York Law Journal June 25, 2001 (with Beth McClain); "Court Finds False Claims Fines Subject to Constitutional Challenge," Nursing Home Litigation Reporter, Vol. 3, No. 18, at 10 (June 15, 2001); "Court Finds False Claims Fines Subject to Constitutional Challenge," Government Contract Litigation Reporter, Vol. 14 No. 23, at 13 (June 7, 2001); "Can Substandard Medical Care Become Fraud? Understanding an Unfortunate Expansion of Liability Under the Civil False Claims Act," The Brief, Vol. 29, No. 4 (ABA Tort. & Ins. Sec.) (Summer 2000). Co-Chair, ABA National Institute on the Civil False Claims Act and Qui Tam Enforcement, 1998 and 2000. Lecturer, Department of Justice Civil Enforcement Conference, Summer 1994. Faculty, ABA National Institute on White Collar Crime, 1992-1995, 1998-2001. Chair, "Qui Tam: Beyond Government Contracts," Practising Law Institute 1993. Trial Attorney, U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Division, 1972-1977.
 
ISLN908945717
 

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Civil False Claims Act: District Court Holds that Applying FERA Amendment Retroactively would be Unconstitutional
Douglas W. Baruch, John T. Boese, Beth C. McClain, November 18, 2009
When the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act of 2009 ("FERA") was passed by Congress and signed into law on May 20, 2009, most of the amendments to the liability provisions of the False Claims Act ("FCA") were prospective only. One provision, however, was made retroactive: the...

Health Care Reform: More Aggressive Fraud Enforcement and Broader Government Oversight are on the Horizon
Douglas W. Baruch, John T. Boese, Beth C. McClain, November 5, 2009
Much of the current debate surrounding health care reform has focused on entitlements and the mechanisms for paying for them. Less attention is being paid to important provisions in pending House and Senate bills that would...Make it significantly easier for the government to prove certain health...

Debarment and Exclusion: The Unintended Consequences Of the "Defund Acorn Act"
John T. Boese, October 16, 2009
Recently, in its effort to defund the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now ("ACORN"), the House of Representatives moved toward creating a nightmare for government contractors, health care providers, pharmaceutical companies, and other grantees and recipients under...



 

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