Doctor Guilty in $19M Fraud Used Dialysis, Blood Clot Patients in Scheme
The guilty vascular surgeon often billed insurers for procedures never even conducted, court documents show.
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Mandatory sentences make comeback in Georgia anti-crime bill
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Max Financial shares rise 0.11% as Sensex climbs
A total of 91,604 shares changed hands on the counter till 02:10PM (IST)
Cryptos a threat to financial stability; value not even a tulip: Shaktikanta Das
Cautioning investors, the governor said such assets have no underlying whatsoever, “not even a tulip”. The comments are a reiteration of institutional concerns on such assets expressed earlier but assume significance because they come days after the Union Bud…
Alleged ‘ringleader’ Robert McCune sentenced to 5 years in NFL health care fraud case
Former NFL linebacker Robert McCune sentenced to five years in prison for his role in defrauding the NFL’s Player Health Reimbursement Account Plan.
Former NFL player sentenced to 5 years in healthcare fraud scheme
Former National Football League linebacker Robert McCune was sentenced on Wednesday to five years in prison for orchestrating a scheme to defraud the healthcare benefits plan for retired NFL players, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
Democratic leaders in Albany need to open their eyes and ears — and act to halt NY’s crime surge
Even Al Sharpton has joined the growing number of voices decrying out-of-control crime, but the Democrats who run the Legislature still have their fingers in their ears…