Over the past several years, there has been steady increase in suits by automobile insurance carriers against health care providers who treat individuals in connection with their personal injury...
read moreThe Third Circuit has held that a criminal defendant who files an appeal after entering into a plea agreement in which the defendant agrees to waive his or her appellate rights may forfeit the...
read moreAs discussed previously on White-Collared (for example - here, here, and here), the federal government is hot on the trail of alleged health care fraudsters. A recent New York...
read moreCorporate officers must be cautious about seeking legal advice from the company’s lawyers because those communications might not be protected by the attorney-client privilege. A recent...
read moreMicrosoft announced that it has recently freed 4.7 million infected personal computers from the control of cyber criminals as part of a large-scale digital crime-fighting operation. The operation...
read moreThe United States Supreme Court has held that under certain circumstances, the government can force a mentally-ill criminal defendant to take medication in order to render that person competent to...
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