Though it may seem a simple question with an obvious answer, “What is fraud?” in fact opens the door to more than one definition. Broadly defined, fraud is dishonest or...
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Whistleblowers protect taxpayer dollars and promote accountability in our nation’s largest industries. If you are a healthcare worker, it is your duty to report Medicare and Medicaid fraud. As an American citizen, your right to report federal fraud in your workplace is protected by law.
Morgan & Morgan’s Whistleblower Attorneys have the resources, experience, and compassion necessary to help you set right a wrong where you work. We are committed to ensuring that your bravery results in justice.
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Navigating the rules and regulations of Medicare is just one of the administrative challenges hospitals and healthcare providers face today. There’s no doubt that it’s a complex program; its size...
Today in Tampa, FL, the United States government reached a settlement agreement with Adventist Health System regarding allegations of multiple False Claims Act violations. Morgan & Morgan’s Complex Litigation Group...
The concept of a nursing facility should, in theory, inspire altruism and a commitment to caring for some of our nation’s most vulnerable people. Instead, it all too often inspires...
Healthcare fraud runs the gamut of unethical behaviors, but compromising the treatment of cancer patients has to be one of the most serious offenses. As you can imagine, it is...
The fear of retaliation is one of the primary deterrents that keeps employees from speaking up about fraud. Whistleblowers are often people who have worked in their industries for many...
Critics of financial incentive programs for whistleblowers often paint an unfavorable picture of people who choose to report fraud. From the perspective of these critics, it seems that there are...
Drug and device companies often push for looser FDA regulations and faster approval processes, typically under the premise that strict regulations hamper patients’ access to essential treatments. It’s an important debate...
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