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Alumni Attorney Talks is a virtual series that aims to provide prospective law students with helpful insights about attending law school and pursuing a legal career. This series features interviews with University of Illinois alumni working in a variety of diverse settings within the legal profession.

Check out Attorney Rosenblat’s interview here!

http://publish.illinois.edu/prelawadvising/2023/03/14/alumni-attorney-talks-22/
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Long awaited victory on a qui tam False Claims Act case filed in 2013. Great job by the AUSA in getting a criminal conviction and civil judgment of $25,589,300. 

CHICAGO — A former owner of a home visiting physician company in suburban Chicago, who was previously convicted of theft from the Medicare program, has been

On January 18, 2023, CMS issued a press release announcing a new action to reduce what CMS termed the improper diagnosis of schizophrenia and the inappropriate use of antipsychotic medications. While both are laudable goals, and no one would support the improper diagnosis of a patient or the inappropriate administration of medication, CMS will determine

The proliferation of health care fraud has resulted in almost every healthcare provider receiving a request for patient charts and being audited at least once during the life of their practice. When contacted to provide patient charts, it is recommended that you at least speak with an attorney to get an experienced legal review of

CHICAGO – Medicare and Medicaid providers are more often than ever facing audits from government agencies, regulators, or their surrogates. When contacted by any such an entity the first step is to determine your potential liability and exposure. Too many times, I have seen providers expose themselves needlessly to a criminal prosecution based on what started

Chicago – The Department of Justice issued an internal memorandum on January 10, 2018, which was soon released publicly and can be found here. The memorandum was quickly praised by the False Claims Act defense bar, but a reasoned review of the memorandum shows that the plaintiff bar should also welcome the policy statements outlined