Justice Department announces $12 million health-care fraud settlement
The Justice Department on Tuesday announced a $12 million settlement with a mail-order diabetic supply company and its owners who have...
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Merits of investigating healthcare fraud well underestimated
The federal governments investments in combatting healthcare fraud are paying off at a benefit-to-cost ratio of 20 to 1 for taxpayers,...
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Calif. woman gets 3 years in federal prison for $1.5M Medicare fraud
The former co-owner of a San Bernardino medical supply company was sentenced Monday to three years in federal prison for her...
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Allstate wins $7M court award against chiros in California
Los Angeles County Superior Court has ruled in favor of Allstate Insurance Company and the State of California in a lawsuit...
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Allstate wins $7M lawsuit against chiropractor in Nevada
Allstate Insurance Company has won a $7 million judgment against a chiropractor and his businesses in a federal racketeering lawsuit that...
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Court blocks Florida county’s attempt to curb staged crashes
A Hillsborough County law designed to reduce staged-accident fraud is in trouble. On Friday, the state’s Second District Court of Appeals...
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State Farm files $18M lawsuit against Florida chiro who runs referral service
State Farm Insurance is suing Dr. Gary Kompothecras, the Siesta Key chiropractor behind the accident and lawyer hotline 1-800-ASK-GARY. The suit...
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Allstate files $6.6M in lawsuits against medical suppliers
Allstate Insurance Company is seeking to recover $6.6 million in treble damages against 80 New York and Florida area defendants in...
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Appeals court says investigators are exempt employees
A U.S. Court of Appeals has reaffirmed a lower court’s ruling that fraud investigators should be classified as exempt employees and...
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Florida court sides with chiros and stays no-fault law provision
A key provision of the 2012 no-fault reform law in Florida shouldn’t take effect until a higher court decides if it’s...
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