agreement, rejecting contentions that there's not enough precedent to criminally prosecute that type of activity. The DOJ accuses Neeraj Jindal, the former owner of a physical therapist staffing company, and an ex-director of the company, John Rodgers, of violating antitrust law through a scheme to fix the wages paid to physical therapists and therapist assistants in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. They are also charged with conspiracy and with obstructing a Federal Trade Commission investigation into the allegations. Jindal filed a motion in. . .
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