Category Archives: Health Care Fraud
Federal Structuring Case: Lowest Possible Guideline Sentence up to 58% Reduction
Mr. Lowe represented a local Pharmacist that owned two Pharmacies in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Mr. Lowe’s client was accused of violating Titles 18 USC section 371 and Title 31 section 5324(d)(1). Mr. Lowe’s client made 77 deposits in his personal bank accounts at JP Morgan and Bank of America totalling over $460,000 in amounts…
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USA Today Investigation into Nursing Home Trust Fund Mismanagement Spurs Congressional Investigation: Expect More Texas Nursing Home Trust Fund Fraud Arrests Soon
Recently, USA Today published the results of its investigation into nursing home trust fund mismanagement, and now Senators up in Washington, D.C. are talking about an official federal investigation into nursing home fraud across the country. With all this hoopla, it’s safe to assume that both state and federal fraud investigators in all sorts of…
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Medicaid Fraud Is Big (BIG) Target of Both Federal Authorities and Texas Law Enforcement in 2013
Health care fraud — fake billing to Medicare or Medicaid — can be very profitable for doctors, dentists, hospitals, care facilities, home health care providers, equipment suppliers: really, it’s a big temptation for anyone who is in a position to file a payment request to either federal government health care program. Which means that both…
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