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Texas Supreme Court Imposes Materiality Requirement on Texas Healthcare Fraud Omissions Claims

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By Kwaku Akowuah, Scott Stein, Jaime Jones
| Accelerating Energy: Powering Business Through the Energy Transition
In a significant decision for healthcare providers, the Texas Supreme Court reversed a court of appeals decision that had revived claims against a laboratory testing company and reinstated summary judgment for the defendant.
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Challenging Executive Order on DEI, States Say It Gets FCA Materiality Wrong

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By Kristin Graham Koehler, Jaime Jones, Scott Stein
| Open Legal Blog Archive
On June 10, 2026, nineteen states and the District of Columbia filed an Administration Procedure Act suit challenging President Trump’s Executive Order No. 14398 (the EO), on which we have previously reported here. The EO advances the Trump Administration’s goal to eradicate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) activities among federal contractors by, among other things, expressly tethering DEI to potential FCA liability.
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Challenging Executive Order on DEI, States Say It Gets FCA Materiality Wrong

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By Kristin Graham Koehler, Jaime Jones, Scott Stein
| Accelerating Energy: Powering Business Through the Energy Transition
On June 10, 2026, nineteen states and the District of Columbia filed an Administration Procedure Act suit challenging President Trump’s Executive Order No. 14398 (the EO), on which we have previously reported here. The EO advances the Trump Administration’s goal to eradicate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) activities among federal contractors by, among other things, expressly tethering DEI to potential FCA liability.
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