Michigan § 400.611 Filing and prosecution of action; jurisdiction; service of process.

Michigan Statutes

§ 400.611 — Filing and prosecution of action; jurisdiction; service of process.

Michigan § 400.611

Ch. 400SOCIAL SERVICES

Act 72 of 1977THE MEDICAID FALSE CLAIM ACT (400.601-400.615)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 400.611 (2026).

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THE MEDICAID FALSE CLAIM ACT (EXCERPT) Act 72 of 1977 400.611 Filing and prosecution of action; jurisdiction; service of process. Sec. 11.

(1)An action brought by the attorney general under this act may be filed in Ingham county and may be prosecuted to final judgment in satisfaction there.

(2)A person may bring a civil action under section 10a in any county in which venue is proper. If the attorney general elects to intervene under section 10a(3) or (6) and the court grants the request, upon motion by the attorney general, the court shall transfer the action to the circuit court in Ingham county.

(3)Process issued by a court in which an action is filed may be served anywhere in the state.

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THE MEDICAID FALSE CLAIM ACT (EXCERPT) Act 72 of 1977 400.611 Filing and prosecution of action; jurisdiction; service of process. Sec. 11. (1) An action brought by the attorney general under this act may be filed in Ingham county and may be prosecuted to final judgment in satisfaction there. (2) A person may bring a civil action under section 10a in any county in which venue is proper. If the attorney general elects to intervene under section 10a(3) or (6) and the court grants the request, upon motion by the attorney general, the court shall transfer the action to the circuit court in Ingham county. (3) Process issued by a court in which an action is filed may be served anywhere in the state.