Charleston, West Virginia criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with aiding and abetting obtaining a controlled substance by fraud.

Four of the physicians each pleaded guilty to a felony count of aiding and abetting obtaining a controlled substance by fraud: William Earley, D.O, 66, of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Brian Gullett, D.O., 45, of Clarksville, Pennsylvania; Rosw

St. Louis, Missouri criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with Illegally Prescribing Drug.

Matthew Steven Miller, 43, wrote prescriptions for the drug Xanax for six people who were not his patients between 2016 and 2018. Miller had not examined them, knew they didn’t have a legitimate medical need for the drug and knew the drug would be sold or abused.

St. Louis, Missouri criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with Prescription Drug, Health Care Fraud.

Katie Diana Rooney fraudulently obtained prescription drugs for herself and her children and then sold them to others, including an undercover agent. Rooney admitted that On numerous occasions from July 11, 2018 to October 2018, she visited a doctor and falsely claimed to need pres

Alexandria, Virginia plaintiff personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on medical malpractice theories claiming to have been injured and/or damaged as a direct result of substandard surgical care by Defendant doctor.

Plaintiff suffered a common bile duct injury during the performance of a laparoscopic cholecystectomy procedure leading to additional hospitalization

Newport News, Virginia personal injury lawyer represented Plaintiff on a medical malpractice negligence theory.

Fifty-one year old Plaintiff claimed to have suffered brain damage following a mammogram.

Scranton, Pennsylvania criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy, federal program bribery, honest services wire fraud, Travel Act, false statement, and perjury offenses.

James J. Peperno, Jr., age 57, of Old Forge, Pennsylvania was convicted of soliciting cash payments and debt forgiveness from a local business owner, to provide to Robert Semenza, Jr., the former Presi

Texarkana criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with Health Care Kickback Conspiracy.

“Taxpayers deserve to have their tax dollars spent judiciously and within the confines of appropriate laws and rules. The intentional failure to do so breeds a lack of confidence in valuable processes that ensure efficient use of money for the benefit our citizens,” said Brit Featherston, U.

New York City, New York criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged for her participation in a conspiracy to distribute oxycodone without a legitimate medical purpose acting outside the usual course of professional practice

Purificacion Cristobal was convicted for her participation in a conspiracy to distribute oxycodone without a legitimate medical purpose acting outside the usual cour

On April 13, 2015, the decedent, Lucky Phounsy, experienced a mental health crisis and called 9-1-1 for help. San Diego County Sheriff's Deputies responded to Mr. Phounsy's call. During the altercation between Mr. Phounsy and the deputies, Mr. Phounsy was tased multiple times, punched, handcuffed, put in maximum restraints, strapped to a gurney, and had pressure applied to his head and torso. Mr.

San Diego, California criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with Participating in Nationwide Grandparent Scam

From November 1, 2019, until October 14, 2020, the members of the criminal enterprise targeted elderly Americans, contacting them by phone and feeding them phony stories that their grandchildren were in legal trouble and needed money to cover bail, pay medical expenses for

Jefferson City, Missouri civil rights lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a wrongful termination theory.


This case has come repeatedly before this court. It began after Gan was dismissed from his position with the Missouri Department of Social Services, Division of Finance and Administrative Services, in February of 2013. Schrock v. Gan, 494 S.W.3d 631, 633 (Mo. App.

St. Louis, Missouri criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with illegally prescribing an anti-anxiety drug.

Matthew Steven Miller, 43, wrote prescriptions for the drug Xanax for six people who were not his patients between 2016 and 2018. Miller had not examined them, knew they didn’t have a legitimate medical need for the drug and knew the drug would be sold or abused, Assistant

Little Rock, Arkansas civil rights lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued defendants on a job discrimination theory based on race.


Dr. Kristopher Stepps brings this suit against the Board of Trustees of the University of Arkansas and Thomas Schulz. Dr. Stepps alleges that Defendants violated 42 U.S.C. § 1981's prohibitions against racial discrimination and retaliation. Pending befor

Tulsa, Oklahoma criminal lawyer represented Defendant, charged with:
Assault and/or Battery on a Emergency Technician or Care Provider

Count # 1. Count as Filed: ABGEN, ASSAULT AND/OR BATTERY ON A EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN OR CARE PROVIDER, in violation of 21 O.S. 650.4
Date of Offense: 07/17/2022
Party Name Disposition Information
Harrison, Jamie L Disposed: CONVI

San Jose, California criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to commit health care fraud, health care fraud, conspiracy to pay kickbanks and paying illegal kickbacks.

Mark Schena, 59, of Los Altos, California, served as the president of Arrayit Corporation. According to court documents and evidence presented at trial, Schena engaged in a scheme to defraud Arrayit’s

Greenville, Mississippi criminal lawyer represented Defendant charged with depriving another personal of his or her civil rights.

Melvin Hilson, 50, a former deputy warden at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman, was accused of violating an inmate’s civil rights in 2016. On May 26, Hilson pleaded guilty in federal court to willfully depriving an inmate of his constitutional ri

Columbus, Ohio civil rights violation lawyer represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendants on a right to medicaid theory.


{¶ 1} The appellants in this case are Amanda and Bud Masters, individually and as mother and father and next friends of F.M., a minor (collectively the "Masters"). The appellees are the Ohio Department of Medicaid ("Department"), Maureen Corcoran, Director of the De

Grand Rapids, Michigan personal injury lawyers represented Plaintiff, who sued Defendants on civil rights violation theories under 42 U.S.C. 1983.


Plaintiff was a pre-trial detainee in the Kent County Correctional Facility (KCCF) when he fell from an upper bunk and suffered several injuries. During a prior incarceration, Sherwood assigned Plaintiff to a lower-bunk detail due to acute

Charleston, South Carolina civil litigation lawyers represented Defendant accused of violation the False Claims Act.

Philips RS North America LLC, formerly known as Respironics Inc., a manufacturer of durable medical equipment (DME) based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, has agreed to pay over $24 million to resolve False Claims Act allegations that it misled federal health care programs by p