False Claims Reform Act

The False Claims Act is a law that encourages people to report organizations or individuals who fraudulently claim money from the government—such as submitting false invoices or exaggerated expenses. It allows whistleblowers to file lawsuits on behalf of the government and potentially receive a reward if their complaint leads to a recovery. The act aims to prevent and penalize government fraud, ensuring taxpayer money is used appropriately. It also establishes strict penalties for those caught intentionally submitting false claims, supporting transparency and accountability in government-funded programs.