Many Potentially Successful "Qui Tam" Cases Never Are Asserted in Court

question 5

Multiple Choice

Many potentially successful "qui tam" cases never are asserted in court because:

• A) The government does not have adequate available resources for pursuing the lawsuit
• B) The private citizen who desires to assert the court case cannot afford the time and expense of litigation
• C) The private citizen who wishes to bring the lawsuit cannot demonstrate that an accounting fraud violation did in fact violate the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
• D) The private citizen and the government do not successfully negotiate a joint profit-sharing arrangement for dividing prospective lawsuit winnings

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