Recently, our firm published a guest post on the White Collar Crime Prof Blog discussing the FBI’s recommendation of no prosecution after investigating Hillary Clinton’s email use. The post may be accessed here: http://goo.gl/UyAEJy
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Recently, our firm published a guest post on the White Collar Crime Prof Blog discussing the FBI’s recommendation of no prosecution after investigating Hillary Clinton’s email use. The post may be accessed here: http://goo.gl/UyAEJy
Healthcare providers and professionals operate in one of the most heavily regulated industries in the United States. Allegations of healthcare fraud, whether involving Medicare fraud, Medicaid fraud, or billing-related violations, can arise quickly and escalate into serious federal investigations. For physicians, practice owners, billing managers, executives, and healthcare companies, even a suspicion of wrongdoing can
Federal fraud cases do not rely on a single statute. Instead, prosecutors use a wide network of criminal and civil laws that allow them to charge a broad range of conduct, from misrepresenting information to government agencies to submitting false claims for payment. Understanding these statutes is crucial for anyone under investigation or facing federal
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