The Sixth Circuit closed out 2020 with a decision that contains a warning for litigators to make sure they’re asking for an enumerated remedy under the Federal Arbitration Action (“FAA”)[1] to preserve the option of an interlocutory appeal.[2] Case Background Paul Dorsa initially filed a qui tam action under the False Claims Act (“FCA”)... READ MORE
If You Don’t Ask the Court to Compel Arbitration or Stay the Case Pending Arbitration, You May Lose Any Right to an Interlocutory Appeal Under the FAA
Posted on January 27, 2021 in False Claims Act Defense
Published by: Hall Render
