California Confidential Cover Sheet False Claim Action is a document that must be completed and submitted to the California Department of Justice by any person or entity who wishes to file a False Claims Act lawsuit against the State of California for damages or other relief. This document includes information such as the name and address of the person or entity filing the lawsuit, the name and address of the defendant, the alleged violation or violations of the False Claims Act, the amount of damages sought, and other related information. There are two types of California Confidential Cover Sheet False Claim Actions: one for those who are filing a quit tam action and one for those who are filing a non-Jew tam action. Quit tam actions are filed by individuals or entities who have knowledge of fraud against the State of California and are seeking damages or other relief for the State; non-Jew tam actions are filed by individuals or entities who are seeking damages or other relief for themselves or their clients.