“Do you feel like you trusted the wrong people?” one of Dr. David Young’s defense lawyers asked him in his medical fraud trial Dallas. “Absolutely,” the doctor replied.
Dallas Doctors Plead Guilty to $9M Healthcare Fraud Scheme
Drs. Desi Barroga and Deno Barroga admitted to submitting false insurance claims purporting to give patients more than 80 corticosteroid shots in a single visit. In reality, the doctors often mimicked injecting patients by placing a needle on their bodies without piercing their skin.
Office Manager for Imprisoned Telemedicine Exec Points Finger at Texas Doctor in Phony Prescription Scam
“If I sent him 25 prescriptions, within 20 or 30 minutes, they were signed,” the onetime employee of Sunrise Medical Inc. of Florida told jurors in the Dallas trial of Dr. David M. Young.
Dallas Trial Begins for Physician Indicted in $39M Medicare Fraud
Dr. David M. Young of Fredericksburg, Texas, is accused of electronically prescribing orthotic devices and genetic tests for thousands of patients he never met. U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr told the 14 jurors and alternates chosen Tuesday that the trial is expected to take about two weeks.
Is it Time to File More Motions to Dismiss in Criminal Cases?
Dismissals by district courts in federal criminal cases are rare — even more so in white collar criminal matters. That is why the recent dismissal in a securities fraud case in the Southern District of Texas is quite notable.
Testimony Ends in ExxonMobil’s $1.9B Lawsuit Against IRS
In lieu of closing arguments, the company and the U.S. government agreed to file post-trial briefs with Chief Judge David C. Godbey of the Northern District of Texas, who presided over the weeklong tax dispute trial stemming from ExxonMobil’s natural-gas mining venture with Qatar.
SCOTUS Narrows Application of Exchange Act Rule 10b-5(b) to Half-Truths
Until last week, federal circuit courts were split on whether so-called “pure omissions” could support securities fraud claims under Securities Exchange Act Rule 10b-5(b). For those not fluent in the application and enforcement of Rule 10b-5(b), its text does not exactly roll off the tongue and its concepts can be tricky to apply in practice.
ExxonMobil Demands IRS Refund, Claiming $1.9B Tax Overpayment
In a bench trial before Chief Judge David C. Godbey of the Northern District of Texas, the oil giant claims the government erred by rejecting, for tax purposes, its “partnership” with the government of Qatar in a huge natural gas project.
Voting Underway on State Bar’s Proposed Rule Changes
Most of the proposed rules on the State Bar of Texas rules vote ballot are similar to American Bar Association rules and modernize Texas laws, an expert said. The voting period closes April 30.
Operator of Phony Labs Gets 5 Years in $7M COVID-19 Testing Scam
“I make no excuse for my actions,” Connie Jo Clampitt of Dallas, one of four people to plead guilty in the healthcare fraud case, tells U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr.
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