New York Medicare And Medicaid Fraud Lawyer
As former Brooklyn First Deputy Bureau Chiefs with experience handling state and federal cases in both the prosecution and defense settings, our attorneys understand the challenges involved in cases involving Medicare/Medicaid fraud. We have experience handling grand jury proceedings, investigations and trials or appeals at both the state and federal levels. For determined, experienced defense, contact us today at 212-766-3366.
Experienced Health Care Fraud Attorneys Who Are On Your Side
The regulations governing Medicare and Medicaid are complex and often confusing for busy healthcare professionals. Without a thorough understanding of the guidelines and procedures, a simple miscalculation or misunderstanding could result in criminal charges for fraud.
Whether you have been accused of fraudulently billing Medicare for services not given, or even if you are under investigation for suspected fraud, protect your rights and interests and contact Goldberg & Allen. We defend doctors, nurses, medical specialists, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals and companies against allegations of Medicare and Medicaid fraud. We offer the proven trial experience you need to protect your rights, your freedom and your reputation.
Depending on the unique facts of your case and what we discover through rigorous investigation, we may be able to help you avoid criminal prosecution or an expensive trial proceeding. If the evidence against you seems clear, we will actively negotiate for a favorable settlement to minimize the consequences you face. In either case, our goal is to protect your best interests, both now and in the future.
Thorough Knowledge And Proven Trial Experience Against Allegations Of Fraud
As sophisticated trial lawyers with more than 50 years of experience handling state and federal cases in New York City, we understand the particulars involved in both prosecuting and defending significant “white collar” crimes. Our experience includes handling cases involving:
- Billing Medicare for tests, treatments, equipment or services not used
- Billing twice or multiple times for one treatment or prescription
- Administering unnecessary tests or treatments
- Substituting generic drugs but billing for brand name drugs
- Other regulatory errors
We have obtained significant case results representing clients accused of a variety of insurance fraud and other white collar crimes.
Contact An Experienced Attorney To Defend Your Best Interests
If you are under investigation for Medicare or Medicaid fraud, now is the time to contact an experienced, financially savvy lawyer who understands the technicalities of both the Medicare and Medicaid systems as well as state and federal criminal procedures. Call today: 212-766-3366.