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Navigating the Complexities of Medicare and Medicaid Fraud in California

By Stanley L. Friedman |

Medicare and Medicaid fraud are significant issues in California, involving the alleged misuse of government-funded healthcare programs through fraudulent claims or billing for services not rendered. This type of fraud not only leads to substantial financial losses for the government but also compromises the integrity of essential healthcare services intended for the most vulnerable… Read More »

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Key Strategies for Defending Against Healthcare Fraud Allegations

By Stanley L. Friedman |

Healthcare fraud is a serious allegation that can have significant consequences for healthcare providers, including hefty fines, loss of licensure, and even imprisonment. If you or your practice are facing allegations of healthcare fraud, it’s crucial to take immediate action to protect your rights and reputation. Although every case is unique and requires a… Read More »

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Understanding Healthcare Fraud Charges in California: What You Need to Know

By Stanley L. Friedman |

Healthcare fraud is a serious criminal offense that can lead to significant legal consequences for those convicted in California. As a form of white-collar crime, healthcare fraud involves the intentional deception or misrepresentation in healthcare billing to gain an undeserved profit. This blog post aims to provide an overview of healthcare fraud charges in… Read More »

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What to Do When Contacted by Law Enforcement

By Stanley L. Friedman |

In cases involving alleged healthcare or financial fraud, the government often spends months or years gathering evidence and building its case before it ever brings charges. During this investigative phase, it’s not uncommon for federal agents to approach people related to the case with questions. The results of these interviews often help the government’s… Read More »

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