On August 26, 2026, the Department of Justice announced a $541.5 million settlement with a Florida-based provider group serving beneficiaries in the retirement community to resolve allegations that the group violated the False Claims Act by submitting invalid diagnosis codes
You Can’t Say That on a Law Firm Website: A Guide to Bar-Compliant Content
If there’s one thing we know lawyers love, it’s a long-winded lecture about law firm advertising rules. Very exciting.
But attorney-advertising rules matter, and it’s important to everyone at MeanPug that the websites and content we create are written with
But attorney-advertising rules matter, and it’s important to everyone at MeanPug that the websites and content we create are written with
NFL 2026
Eleven people have this evening circled on their calendar. The REGJB Fantasy Football draft is tonight, and eleven REGJB irregulars are plotting how to stop the FF freight train championship stacker that is your humble blogger. So what are our NFL
Short Squeeze Lawsuit Filed Against Pentwater Capital
Over the past year, market-manipulation lawsuits have become a growing feature of the securities litigation landscape, with plaintiffs targeting alleged spoofing, short-selling, pump-and-dump schemes, and other trading-related misconduct. The latest such case, filed on July 31, 2026, in the Middle
John Young Parkway at Pleasant Hill Road: What Kissimmee Property Owners Are Owed
The Florida Department of Transportation is rebuilding the intersection of John Young Parkway (U.S. 17-92) and Pleasant Hill Road in Kissimmee, and it has not bought the land yet. FDOT’s project page states the agency “will be starting the process
The Four Things You Must Prove to Win an Injunction in Florida
Winning an injunction in Florida is an evidence problem, not an argument problem. Four elements control the outcome, and each one has to be carried by proof in the record rather than assertion in a brief. Motions fail far more
CREDIBILITY MATTERS…EVEN IN DELAY CLAIMS
Credibility matters. Here’s another example involving a delay claim on public private partnership delivery method.
The project agreement required claims to be tried by a hearing examiner. The public private partnership developer (for lack of a better term) submitted delay
"In 2022 he claimed credit for organizing a notorious dinner for Mr. Trump and Mr. West that also included the white supremacist Nick Fuentes."
“(Mr. Yiannopoulos claimed the meeting was an ambush, meant to ‘make Trump’s life miserable.’) Two years later, Mr. Yiannopoulos joined [Kanye] West’s exploratory campaign for president. Mr. Yiannopoulos, who was openly gay and often said he was attracted to Mr.
The Florida Power of Attorney Act: Validity of Documents
The Villages Health System Settles Medicare Advantage Risk-Adjustment Allegations for $541.5 Million
On August 26, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that The Villages Health System, LLC (TVH), a healthcare provider group located within The Villages retirement community in central Florida, agreed to a $541.5 million settlement to resolve False Claims Act