AK SB211

Establishes a 10-year statute of limitations for bringing false claims actions under the Alaska False Claims Act.

Creates civil penalties of $6,000 to $12,000 per violation, plus treble damages (three times actual damages) unless defendant cooperates with investigation within 30 days and discloses information before prosecution commences.

Authorizes private citizens (qui tam plaintiffs) to sue on behalf of the state for false claims when the state or municipality fails to act, with awards of 15-30% of recovered proceeds depending on the extent of plaintiff's contribution.

Empowers the Attorney General and municipalities to investigate and prosecute false claims involving knowingly presenting false claims, making false records, conspiracy to defraud, or delivery of less property than claimed to state or municipal entities.

Provides whistleblower protections allowing employees to recover reinstatement, double back pay, attorney fees, and litigation costs if discharged or discriminated against for supporting false claims actions.