What is the Federal False Claims Act also known as?

The Federal False Claims Act is also known as the Lincoln Law, named after President Abraham Lincoln, who signed it into law in 1863. It is designed to combat fraud against the federal government by allowing individuals to file lawsuits on behalf of the government against those who knowingly submit false claims for payment. The Act includes provisions for whistleblower protections and financial rewards for successful claims, incentivizing individuals to report fraudulent activities.