But the False Claims Act essentially permit derivativeactions whereby citizens could sue on behalf of the government when the Feds, rather than the citizen plaintiff, had suffered damages.
Mandates that agency self-inspection programs shall review original and derivative classification decisions and correct misclassification actions appropriately.
Lawyers bringing derivative suits, as opposed to shareholder class actions on behalf of investors who suffered losses, must go through a bit of a Kabuki dance before they get their money.