Taxpayers Against Fraud Education Fund files amicus brief in ACLU et al. v. Eric Holder, et al. in the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals



Today, TAFEF filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in the case captioned ACLU et al. v. Eric Holder, et al., 09-2086.  A copy of the amicus is available here. 

My name is on the brief, but the credit for it belongs to Marc Vezina of Vezina & Gattuso, LLC, and to Cleveland Lawrence and Jeb White from TAFEF.




Posted by Zachary Kitts at 2/3/2010 12:11 PM
Categories: Virginia Fraud Against Taxpayers Act, Practice Example The Utility of Qui Tam and Private Law Enforcement in Virginia, Qui Tam practice in Virginia, Virginia Qui Tam filings, Virginia Whistleblowers, False Claims Act Practice in Virginia, Qui Tam litigation
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