Two announcements in the span of nine days reflect a significant expansion of federal healthcare fraud enforcement resources. On August 4, DOJ announced expansion of its Northeast Health Care Fraud Strike Force to Philadelphia, marking the fourth geographic expansion in
People seek anti-stalking orders (ASOs) in Washington, D.C. for many different reasons. Some petitions involve conduct that legitimately falls within the protections provided by the ASO statute. Others arise from interpersonal disputes that, while frustrating or upsetting, do not satisfy
By Deandra Grant, J.D., G.C., M.S. (Pharmaceutical Science), ACS-CHAL Forensic Lawyer-Scientist
The question: Can a DWI affect college admission or financial aid?
The short answer: Yes, but not in the way most people expect, and the two halves of the
Annie Dookhan was a chemist at the Massachusetts state drug lab in Jamaica Plain who fabricated test results for roughly nine years. Massachusetts eventually threw out more than 21,000 cases because of her, and the final tally ran far higher
On television, blood spatter analysis looks like certainty. An expert studies the drops and streaks at a crime scene and announces exactly where the victim stood, how the blow was struck, and who did it. In a Texas courtroom, that
The question: Can I get a DWI on private property in Texas? I was in a parking lot, not on a public road.
The short answer: Yes, and this is one of the most misunderstood parts of Texas DWI law.
Earlier this month, Asante Berko (a former Executive Director of Goldman Sachs International) was convicted by a jury of FCPA and related offenses in connection with a Ghana bribery scheme after a trial in the E.D. of New York.
Recently,
“Nelson Mullins Faces Ex-Client’s $1M Fee Suit Over Conflict” —
