Tag:fraud

Indictments filed in 2 Medicaid ride fraud cases totaling $4M

Federal prosecutors in Colorado have charged two non-emergency medical transportation providers in separate indictments. The charges allege more than $4 million in fraudulent Medicaid...

Enforcement, ethics and litigating in a politicized landscape

Over the past year, government investigations, audits and enforcement actions have risen sharply. This trend affects not only Colorado’s Fortune 500 companies but also the state’s nonprofits, startups, universities, government contractors...

Court Opinions: Appeals Court Holds Economic Loss Rule Doesn’t Bar Intentional Tort Fraud Claims

The appeals court found that a company’s common law tort duties are independent of its contractual duties and of the implied duty of good faith and fair dealing that exists in every contract.

Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Vacates Marijuana Business Breach of Contract Judgment Enforcement Order

The 10th Circuit affirmed the district court’s judgment in the case, but vacated the enforcement order due to public policy concerns.

Former San Luis Valley DA Accused in Lawsuit of Cooking Up Criminal Charges Against Political Rival

A former DA and others are accused of pursuing false embezzlement charges against a political rival, according to a federal lawsuit.

Brownstein, Lathrop GPM, Stinson Announce New Attorneys, Promotions, Recognitions

Brownstein, Lathrop GPM and Stinson announced new attorneys and promotions; Lathrop GPM announced recognition and ranking in Chambers High Net Worth.

2023 Lawyers of the Year: John Walsh

In his more than 35-year career, John Walsh has tried to bring public service to the forefront of his work as a lawyer.

Court Opinions: 10th Circuit Court of Appeals Opinion for Sept. 15

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in Bell v. Sorin CRM USA, reversing the district court decision that Sorin was liable for fraudulent inducement.