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The Little Known $24 Million Fraud
/in Newsworthy Events /by Mindy KubsDid you know that a $24 million fraud involving a well-known fast food company game was uncovered by the FBI in 2001?
The Legal Future of the Affordable Care Act
/in Legal Trends /by Maria GarciaThis year, the healthcare industry may expect additional guidance from courts and the federal government regarding the future of the Affordable Care Act (“ACA”).
Vacation Rental Fraud
/in Fraud Victim Resources, Legal Trends /by John CristeAs the adage goes, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Avoid Being the Victim of Healthcare Fraud
/in Fraud Victim Resources, Uncategorized /by Frank FlorioHealth care fraud doesn’t merely impact the entities defrauded but has a ripple effect on innocent consumers as well.