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Food stamp fraud is big business, and an increase in investigations has revealed that a large portion of this type of fraud occurs due...
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Expired
There
are many different ways that workers’
compensation fraud occurs. One of the most common instances is when
an injured worker makes false statements or...
What a Quack
The
American Psychiatric Association explains that psychiatrists are medical
doctors who specialize in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental,
emotional and behavioral disorders. They...
Complex Situation
A typical
workers’ compensation fraud case either involves a worker who fakes an injury
to receive benefits, an employee who double dips by working...
Cruising Along
On
average, Fairbanks,
Alaska gets about 65 inches of snow and around 11 inches of rain each year.
Temperatures can range anywhere from -17 degrees...
FEDERAL FRAUD
Communication is Key
Communication is Key
Good
communication skills are necessary to have a successful marriage. But due to
some miscommunication between a New...
Disproportionate
When
talking about criminal law, the term “proportionality” is used to convey the
idea that a punishment should fit the crime. Today, we look...
Breakthrough
According
to the National Cancer Institute, there were 15.5 million cancer survivors
living in the United States in 2016. About 40
percent of those survivors...
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