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Luke Cass

Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Law.com, Bloomberg Law, Law360, JD Supra, American Bar Association, The National Law Review, Lexology, IP Watchdog, National Defense, Mondaq and
White-Collar Defense, Investigations, and Regulatory Partner @WBD_US / Adjunct Professor @GeorgetownLaw / Former Federal Prosecutor / Opinions own
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FCA Enforcement Accelerates | JD Supra

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By Tyler Bridegan, Luke Cass
| JD Supra
DOJ’s Civil Division recently issued a memorandum prioritizing the expedited review of whistleblower-initiated False Claims Act (“FCA”) complaints targeting alleged fraud in state-administered programs receiving federal funding. This reform is designed to expedite FCA “meritorious qui tam cases, maximize finite enforcement resources, and focus on dismantling sophisticated fraud schemes that exploit taxpayer-funded programs,” including housing, food, medical care, and cash assistance.
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The EU’s New Anti-Corruption Directive—What it Means for Global Companies as FCPA Enforcement Shifts

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By Luke Cass
| The National Law Review
On April 21, 2026, the Council of the European Union formally adopted the Directive on Combating Corruption, establishing for the first time a harmonized criminal law framework across all Member States. The Directive criminalizes a range of offenses – including bribery (in the public and private sector), trading in influence, misappropriation, obstruction of justice, and concealment of proceeds from corruption – and mandates corporate fines of up to 5% of worldwide turnover or €40 million.
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DOJ Turns Up the Heat: New Strike Forces in Arizona, California, and Nevada & Renewed Focus on Data Mining

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By Luke Cass, Ting-Yu Huang
| JD Supra
On April 30, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) announced two significant developments that materially expand the federal government’s fraud enforcement footprint and reshape the landscape for potential targets and whistleblowers.
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