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23 Michigan residents charged for alleged $61.5M Medicare fraud

JURIST

The Department of Justice (DOJ) Tuesday released a statement that it charged 23 Michigan residents, in two separate cases, for allegedly defrauding Medicare for $61.5 Additionally, they bribed coconspirators to recruit patients who did not require, nor even qualify for, home health care services, violating the Federal Anti-Kickback Statute.

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How to Sue for Medical Malpractice in Michigan

LegalReader

As with most types of personal injury lawsuits, the statute of limitations for medical malpractice is 2 years from the time of the injury-causing event. However, there are several exceptions that allow you to sue later. .

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Judge Throws Out Indictments Against Seven Former Officials Involved in Flint Water Crisis

The Crime Report

Michigan Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth Kelly has dismissed indictments against several former state officials related to their handling of the Flint water crisis, labeling them invalid, reports Jennifer Calfas for the Wall Street Journal.

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McKeen & Associates Case Wins Important Michigan Supreme Court Decision

LegalReader

Court’s decision has long-term implications regarding medical malpractice statute of limitations.

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USDC-MD TN Rules Presuit Notice and Certificate of Merit Statutes to Not Apply to TN HCLA Claims Filed in Federal Court

Day on Torts

Judge Aleta Trauger has ruled that, given a recent decision of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals looking at Michigan law, “it is clear that the presuit notice requirement set forth in Tenn. Code Ann. § 29-26-121(a)(1) and the certificate of good faith requirement in Tenn. Code Ann. § ” The Sixth Circuit ruled in Albright v.

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Butzel Can't Mount 'Gotcha Lawyering' Malpractice Defense

Law 360

The firm Butzel Long cannot defend itself from a malpractice suit using a time-barring statute of repose that hadn't been enacted as law yet at the time when the firm signed a tolling agreement with its former client, a Michigan appellate court ruled.

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Mich. Senate Pushes Drugmaker Immunity Repeal Forward

Law 360

A large majority of the Michigan Senate voted Wednesday to move forward with repealing pharmaceutical companies' immunity from product liability lawsuits, with legislators saying the unique statute has kept residents from seeking justice for harm caused by drugs.

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