TRIPLE-S MANAGEMENT CORP., and TRIPLE-S SALUD d/b/a BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD OF PUERTO RICO vs AMERICAN CLINICAL SOLUTIONS, LLC |
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United States of America v. Isaiah Maurice Morsette |
Great Falls, Montana criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with illegally possessing a firearm and lying during a firearm purchase at the business. |
ASHLEY SHEARIN MEADE v. PADUCAH NISSAN, LLC ET AL. |
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United States of America v. Erik Stephen Deaner |
Billings, Montana criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with stealing firearms from a dealer after breaking into the business by using a construction excavator to tear a hole in the wall. |
United States of America v. Qunshaundes Davion McNealy, William McNealy III, Sahjit Mcyle Phillips, and William Rashad Burt |
Waterloo, Iowa criminal defense lawyers represented defendants charged with felony transportation of firearms. |
United States of America v. Timothy Jay Norman |
Greensboro, North Carolina criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with unlawfully transporting and dealing in firearms. |
United States of America v. SHC Home Health Services of Florida, L.L.C. |
Miami, Florida qui tam lawyers represented the United States, which sued SHC Home Health Services-Ocala, LLC., et al. on a False Claims Act whistleblower theory claiming Defendant improperly billing the Medicare Program for home health services provided to beneficiaries living in Florida. |
Sarah Ellis Peed v. Virginia Department of Transportation and Washington Gas Light Company |
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United States of America v. Sergio Figueroa, a/k/a "Kash" |
Bangor, Maine criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute fentanly. |
United States of America v. Ashley Nichole Haydt |
Montgomery, Alabama criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with malicious use of explosives, conspiracy and misprison of a felony. |
United States of America v. True Health Diagnostics, LLC, et al. |
Sherman, Texas private private lawyers represented Defendants accused of defrauding the United States of America, which sued Defendants on a False Claims Act under 31 U.S.C. 3729. |
Connie Dominiack, et al. v. City of South Bend |
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United States of America v. DeAngelo Lewis Ramsey |
Roanoke, Virginia criminal defense attorney represented defendant charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and for violating his terms of supervised release. |
City of Arlington v. Monique Ukpong |
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United States of America v. Laura Love |
Bangor, Maine criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with making false statements to purchase a firearm. |
United States of America v. Catherine Suzanne Morsette |
Helena, Montana criminal defense attorney represented defendant charged with firearm crimes. |
State of Ohio v. U.S. Dep't of Education |
Cincinnati, Ohio - Disabilities lawyer represented blind plaintiff who sued Defendant on Randolph-Sheppard Vending Stand Act violation theory.Congress enacted the Randolph-Sheppard Vending Stand Act (RSA) in 1936 to “provid[e] blind persons with remunerative employment, enlarg[e] the economic opportunities of the bl... More... $0 (01-06-2022 - OH) |
United States of America ex rel. Allen Timothy Yu v. Grifols USA, LLC, et al. |
New York, New York whistleblower lawyers represented the Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a qui tam theory claiming that Defendant defrauded the United States of America. |
United States of America v. Robert Jon Gilliam |
Portland, Oregon criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged for stealing 15 firearms from a sporting goods store in Tillamook while on post-prison supervision. |
United States of America v. Brandon Wayne Parker |
Bowling Green, Kentucky criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with theft of firearms from a Federal Firearms Licensee, Possession of Stolen Firearms, Providing False Information on ATF Forms 4473, and Aggravated Identity Theft. There is no parole in the federal system. |
United States of America v. Ronqueize Head and Seronte Newby |
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Stephen Bishop, ex rel United States of America v. Level 3 Communications, Inc. |
Alexandria, Virginia qui tam whistle blower lawyer represent Plaintiff, who sued Defendant on a False Claims Act violation theory under 31 U.S.C. 3729, which provides: |
United States of America, ex rel. James Heron v. Aurora Loan Services, LLC, Aurora Bank FSB, Aurora Commercial Corp., Nationstar Mortgage LLC and Medved Dale Decker & Deere, LLC |
Denver, CO: Civil litigation lawyer represented Plaintiff who sued Defendants on False Claims Act, Qui Tam, violation theories under 31 U.S.C. 3729, which provides: |
United States of America v. Edward Yasushiro Arao |
Los Angeles, CA: Criminal defense lawyer represented defendant charged with scheming to purchase “off-roster” firearms not available to the general public and then illegally reselling the firearms for profit. |
United States of America v. Devon Jamyll Jones |
Tulsa, OK: Conspiracy to make false statements to firearm dealer criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant, Devon Jamyll Jones, age 28. |
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