Health Care & Hospital Law
Apr. 2, 2010
Health Reform Eases Fraud Charges
The new federal reform law finalized this week increases money for fraud prevention and makes it easier to prosecute some types of cases.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
With its mandate of new health care coverage for 32 million uninsured Americans, it's not surprising that the federal reform law finalized this week renews the focus on rooting out fraud and abuse by medical providers.
But the law does more than just throw money at fraud enforcement. It also lowers a high legal burden that has tripped up federal prosecutors in kickback cases by requiring the...
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