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Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones and Orange County District Attorney (OCDA) Tony Rackauckas announced a shutdown of a $40 million fraudulent medical billing and kickback operation with the filing of charges against more than two dozen doctors, pharmacists and business owners.
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Willing and Able
It never ceases to amaze how willing and able criminals are to commit fraud. (Money is usually the driver.) A Baltimore, Maryland woman was...
What’s in Your Toolbox?
California law mandates that all employers must carry workers’ compensation insurance for their employees so that if injured, they can receive adequate medical coverage...
One Big, Hot Mess
A man from Eureka, Missouri was trying to fake it until he could make it. Although he had absolutely no business working in the...
Horsing Around
The Ohio Industrial Commission and the Special Investigations Department of the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) determined that it was appropriate to terminate...
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Zapping Fraud
A sales zapper is a software tool that is used by fraudsters who want to falsify the electronic records for a point of sales...
Following the Fraud Crowd
One of the most common food stamp fraud schemes involves retailers who conduct fraudulent transactions with food stamp beneficiaries through their electronic benefit transfer...
Fraud is Depressing
If left untreated, depression can have some serious consequences such as poor job or school performance, self-injury, or even suicide. Today, we look at...
Who’s Laughing Now?
Santa Monica Boulevard, which runs through Los Angeles from West Hollywood to the Santa Monica Pier, is a famous street in California that has...
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