A former leader of the Massachusetts Senate denied any wrongdoing on Friday after prosecutors unsealed a 113-count federal indictment charging him with peddling public policy and using his private firm and a shell company to take in about $1 million in bribes, kickbacks and free coffee.
Blog Post: Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
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Blog Post: Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
A former leader of the Massachusetts Senate denied any wrongdoing on Friday after prosecutors unsealed a 113-count federal indictment charging him with peddling public policy and using his private firm and a shell company to take in about $1 million in bribes, kickbacks and free coffee.
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Blog Post: Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
A former leader of the Massachusetts Senate denied any wrongdoing on Friday after prosecutors unsealed a 113-count federal indictment charging him with peddling public policy and using his private firm and a shell company to take in about $1 million in bribes, kickbacks and free coffee.
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Blog Post: Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
A former leader of the Massachusetts Senate denied any wrongdoing on Friday after prosecutors unsealed a 113-count federal indictment charging him with peddling public policy and using his private firm and a shell company to take in about $1 million in bribes, kickbacks and free coffee.
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Blog Post: Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
A former leader of the Massachusetts Senate denied any wrongdoing on Friday after prosecutors unsealed a 113-count federal indictment charging him with peddling public policy and using his private firm and a shell company to take in about $1 million in bribes, kickbacks and free coffee.
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Blog Post: Former Mass. State Lawmaker Indicted On Corruption Charges
A former leader of the Massachusetts Senate denied any wrongdoing on Friday after prosecutors unsealed a 113-count federal indictment charging him with peddling public policy and using his private firm and a shell company to take in about $1 million in bribes, kickbacks and free coffee.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
The last week has seen a group of shipping companies sue Oman Insurance Co. PSC, RBC Trustees lodge a claim against UBS Employee Benefits Trust, and offshore law firm Appleby bring a confidential information suit against BBC and the Guardian. Here, Law360 looks at those and other new claims in the U.K.
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Blog Post: 9th Circuit's Kozinski Accused Of Showing Staffers Porn
After reports surfaced claiming Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski had showed female clerks pornography and engaged in other misconduct, the high-profile jurist told Law360 on Friday it was “regrettable” if he had offended any of his staffers.
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Blog Post: 9th Circuit's Kozinski Accused Of Showing Staffers Porn
After reports surfaced claiming Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski had showed female clerks pornography and engaged in other misconduct, the high-profile jurist told Law360 on Friday it was “regrettable” if he had offended any of his staffers.
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Blog Post: 9th Circuit's Kozinski Accused Of Showing Staffers Porn
After reports surfaced claiming Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski had showed female clerks pornography and engaged in other misconduct, the high-profile jurist told Law360 on Friday it was “regrettable” if he had offended any of his staffers.
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Blog Post: 9th Circuit's Kozinski Accused Of Showing Staffers Porn
After reports surfaced claiming Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski had showed female clerks pornography and engaged in other misconduct, the high-profile jurist told Law360 on Friday it was “regrettable” if he had offended any of his staffers.
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Blog Post: Cancer Center In Ch. 11 To Shell Out $26M In FCA Deal
21st Century Oncology LLC has agreed to pay $26 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act and Stark Law by paying off physicians who referred patients, according to an agreement recently filed in New York bankruptcy court.
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Blog Post: Texas Justices To Hear Challenge To $9.6M MedMal Verdict
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a case in which Obstetrical and Gynecological Associates and one of its doctors argue that there was legally insufficient evidence to support a $9.6 million jury award in favor of the husband of a woman who alleges the substandard care she received resulted in a brain injury.
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Blog Post: Texas Justices To Hear Challenge To $9.6M MedMal Verdict
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a case in which Obstetrical and Gynecological Associates and one of its doctors argue that there was legally insufficient evidence to support a $9.6 million jury award in favor of the husband of a woman who alleges the substandard care she received resulted in a brain injury.
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