In our healthcare fraud blog, we take a closer look at some of the practices often considered to be fraud and discuss how to avoid them. We also look at a variety of defenses that can be used to fight federal Medicaid and Medicare fraud charges and offer an experienced healthcare fraud attorney’s advice about addressing charges. If you're a medical provider or a recipient of benefits, read our blog to learn how to protect yourself.
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What is a “Target Letter” and what should you do if you get one?A target letter is a notice that you are going to be subpoenaed before a federal grand jury regarding criminal activity the feds think you have participated in.
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Healthcare Fraud: How It’s Harming You & How You Can Help Prevent ItLearn how healthcare fraud is harming you and how you can help prevent it once and for all.
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Florida Laws Create Decrease in Illegal PrescriptionsThe excessive illegal prescription of opioid drugs is an issue that Florida has faced for several years.
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$2.7 Million Medicaid Fraud SchemeAccusation of Medicaid fraud after allegedly bribing employees to process false applications.
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Florida Healthcare Fraud Attorney Challenges Government’s TacticsFlorida expert criminal trial law attorney Malove contends that some of the health care fraud issues assume there was intentional deception where none may.
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What's the Difference Between Pain Clinics and Pill Mills? Our Healthcare Fraud Attorney ExplainsA raid of the Pompano Beach Medical Corp landed seven doctors in jail for drug trafficking. Our Fort Lauderdale drug defense attorney explains what happened.
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Nursing Home Fraud and How Our Fort Lauderdale Criminal Attorney Can HelpOnce upon a time, healthcare fraud surfaced only every now and then. Now, nursing home fraud is quite common. Our criminal attorney can help clear your name.
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Florida Medicare Fraud Lawyer Questions Government CrackdownFort Lauderdale Medicare fraud lawyer Robert Malove comments on the Medicare fraud crackdown that resulted in thirty-three arrests in South Florida.