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Lavish-living leader of barbaric Medicare fraud scheme that fueled opioid crisis sent to prison
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The US Department of Justice’s Criminal Division Fraud Section (DOJ) released its annual
Year in Review reporton February 24, covering 2020. This year’s report highlights DOJ’s sustained aggressive enforcement efforts despite the global pandemic. In 2020 we saw record-setting dollar figures, the ongoing trend of cooperation with foreign authorities, DOJ’s quick ramp-up in prosecuting Paycheck Protection Program fraud, and emphasis on corporate compliance programs or the lack thereof as a key factor driving some of the largest resolutions in Fraud Section history.
BY THE NUMBERS
From 2019 to 2020, the quantity of corporate resolutions largely stayed the same, with only a small dip, but the dollar figures by paid corporations to resolve these matters more than doubled. In 2019, corporations paid total global settlement amounts of more than $3.2 billion across 15 resolutions seven Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) resolutions and eight Market Integrity and Major Frauds (M
Benbrook doctor whose wife burned records in fireplace when subpoena arrived is sentenced
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A convicted former Morris County pharmacy employee who lives in Passaic County got prescription referrals by having co-workers deliver bribes in cash, checks and gift cards to a Jersey City doctor, authorities said in bringing a new case against him.
Federal agents arrested Srinivasa Raju, 49, of Haskell following an investigation that involved a secret recording the same as in a previous case.
Raju, formerly of Clifton, had finished serving three years probation following a 2016 conviction for distributing oxycodone without prescriptions.
Raju was caught running what state prosecutors said was a racket with Vincent Esposito, a former doctor turned local councilman who took a guilty plea and cooperated against him.