The accusations leveled against well-known Supreme Court attorney Tom Goldstein last month were stunning enough. He stiffed the IRS by omitting millions in poker winnings, federal prosecutors claimed in the case laid out against him. He carried $968,000 in cash inside a duffel bag on board a flight from Hong Kong, the prosecutors said, kept $14 million in debts hidden from mortgage lenders and ran sham employment agreements for women he romantically pursued.
On February 26, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas issued a significant False Claims Act (FCA) ruling in United States of America ex rel. Cheryl Taylor v. Healthcare ...