Barry M. Benjamin, Managing Partner of the New York office and Chair of Kilpatrick’s Advertising and Marketing group, was honored to co-present with Andrew Lustigman of Olshan law, a discussion of...

The US government failed to convince a federal judge that the Trump Administration’s approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion requires reinstating a False Claims Act suit against Harvard Colle...

A man has been ordered to pay Rochdale Borough Council 18,000 after a court found he lied about sustaining an injury after hitting a pothole on his bike. Phillip Harkins, 42, whose address was giv...

“Loose Lips Sink Ships” “Loose lips sink ships” is a World War II-era slogan that cautioned Americans to avoid casual conversations about sensitive information that, if obtained by the enemy, could...

Healthcare Giant Faces Legal Scrutiny, Agrees to Historic Settlement Kaiser Permanente, one of the largest nonprofit healthcare organizations in the United States, has agreed to settle federal Medi...

From records obtained this week by the Grants Pass Tribune, the Oregon Secretary of State has formally accepted and opened a new investigation into now former Josephine County Commissioner Chris B...

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Five Kaiser Permanente affiliates have agreed to pay $556 million to resolve allegations that they improperly boosted Medicare Advantage payments by submitting unsupported medical diagnoses, the U...

By Julian J. Giordano The Harvard Club of Boston will pay $2.4 million to settle a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into allegations that it unlawfully applied for a small business loan du...

‘These measures are intentionally robust and are a powerful deterrent to others who might consider defrauding insurers and their customers,’ says manager A serial fraudster has been sentenced to tw...